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Police, politicians box for charity in Libertyville

The Libertyville Sports Complex was the site of the second annual Badges Versus Bad Guys boxing tournament Friday night in Libertyville.

The tournament, organized by Larry Lentz of Lake County Athletic and Boxing Club, raises money to fund scholarships for at-risk youth.

Some of the 15 bouts matched "average Joes" against local politicians, police officers and other officials. Among those on the fight card were Waukegan Mayor Wayne Motley, Cook County Sheriff's Deputy Bill Bodenhagen and the women's Golden Gloves champs in the 147-pound class from Chicago and Wisconsin.

  Albert Mota of Mundelein, left, is declared the winner of a bout against Brett Uransel of Libertyville during the second annual "Badges vs Bad Guys" charity event to raise money for at-risk youth scholarships Friday at the Libertyville Sports Complex. Steve Lundy/slundy@dailyherald.com
  The "Badges vs Bad Guys" charity event Friday at the Libertyville Sports Complex benefitted a scholarship fund for at-risk youth. Steve Lundy/slundy@dailyherald.com
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