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I reverted the removal of the sentence noting that Fitch is the cousin of Rayshard Brooks. The information is sourced and meets Wikipedia's standards for inclusion in a biographical article. A family connection to a nationally significant event is relevant personal life context, and sourced content should not be removed without a policy-based rationale. "Removed useless information" is not a recognized basis for removal under WP:BURDEN or WP:BLP. If you believe the information fails a specific Wikipedia policy, please discuss here before removing again. Kbedell (talk) 05:05, 18 June 2026 (UTC)Reply
