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Nate Ebner talks Rio Olympics
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There's been growing fear that Rio de Janeiro wouldn't have enough police to keep people safe during the upcoming Olympics, but most didn't think the police would be the ones committing the crimes.
According The Sydney Morning Herald, New Zealand athlete Jason Lee was forced into a car by armed police and made to withdraw $800 over the weekend in Rio.
Lee, 27, is a national jiu-jitsu champion, but is not part of New Zealand's delegation since jiu-jitsu is not an Olympic sport.