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February 2, 2014: Mayor of New York City Kills Groundhog, Incident Covered Up!
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5:06Now PlayingOn February 2, 2014, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio fumbled the unfortunate groundhog Charlotte, dropping the marmot on her head during a Groundhog Day ceremony.
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