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Broken medals trigger Olympic investigation
Broken medals trigger Olympic investigation
Broken medals trigger Olympic investigation

Published on: 02/09/2026

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"I was jumping in excitement, and it broke," women's downhill ski gold medalist Breezy Johnson said. Hers wasn't the only Olympic medal to snap.

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