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Joe Mixon: Toddler hurt amid allegations of gunfire at house of Cincinnati Bengals NFL player

Due to allegations of gunfire at the Cincinnati, Ohio, residence of NFL player Joe Mixon, police have searched it. The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office stated in a statement that a youngster had been brought to hospital with "non-life threatening injuries" on Monday night after the reports. Police who searched the residence "were able to obtain material that will be part of this current investigation," according to the statement. The statement said, "Our investigators will meticulously evaluate this material and conduct interviews. Whether or if Mixon, 26, is implicated is unknown, according to NBC. Police did, however, confirm that "a residence related to Bengals star Joe Mixon is part of the murder scene. Charges of aggravated threatening against the NFL player were brought and later dismissed.