NewzPAUL, Minnesota -- A United States administrative law judge has recommended lifting the emergency suspension of three assisted living facilities owned by Liberian businessman Sekou Hussein Dukuly, ruling that Minnesota health authorities failed to establish that residents faced an imminent risk of harm. PAUL -- A Minnesota administrative law judge has recommended that the state lift its emergency suspension of three assisted living homes run by Sekou Hussein Dukuly's company, finding the Minnesota Department of Health failed to prove residents faced imminent harm when it shut the homes in August.
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