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   J.J. Watt is giving back to his hometown community following a tragedy on   
   Sunday.   
      
   The Arizona Cardinals defensive end will cover the funeral costs for the   
   six people who died when a man drove a car into the crowd at a Christmas   
   parade in Waukesha, Wis. Watt was born in Waukesha and also played college   
   football at the University of Wisconsin.   
      
   Darrell Brooks Jr., 39, was behind the wheel of the SUV that sped through   
   a parade route in Waukesha on Sunday. He was charged with five counts of   
   first-degree intentional homicide on Tuesday, according to the Waukesha   
   County District Attorney's Office, and prosecutors will consider a sixth   
   charge after a young boy died later at an area hospital.   
      
   Along with six deaths, 62 people were injured.   
      
   Watt has given back to his communities before. The former Houston Texans   
   star raised $41.6 million for Hurricane Harvey relief back in 2018, making   
   it the largest crowd-sourced fundraiser in history.   
      
   Derek Watt, J.J.’s brother, also helped set up a community fund through   
   the United Way and Waukesha County Community Foundation.   
      
   For anyone looking to assist the victims, check out the United for   
   Waukesha Community Fund page here and additional resources compiled by   
   WISN here.   
      
   https://www.nbcchicago.com/news/sports/j-j-watt-to-cover-funeral-expenses-   
   for-waukesha-parade-crash-victims/2693178/   
      
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