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Many Miles for Malakai: This Lexington Police Officer is Dedicating his IRONMAN Chattanooga Race to Victims of Gun Violence

Sep. 18, 2023, 12:02 PM (ET)

by Kennedy Terry

Malakai and Corey holding up a "#MM4M" shirt

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Malakai and his brother, Kameron, smiling — (Photo by James Doane)

Corey holding a thumbs up while training. — (Photo by James Doane)

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