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Capo's, a bar in Pittsburgh's South Side neighborhood, is now padlocked and temporarily closed by order of the Allegheny County District Attorney's Office, which says it violated a consent agreement to prevent any further problems at the establishment.The closing comes after another incident over the weekend, when a man was stabbed in the chest inside the bar just before midnight Friday.The bar was shut down for the weekend, but now faces an indefinite closure."I'm very grateful that the district attorney took these steps. It's a shame that what happens here over the years, somebody has to get really hurt before it happens. There is a better way to do this, to hold bars accountable to change their behavior," said Donald Berman, president and co-founder of the South Side Community Action Network.Berman says this is just one step closer to shutting down what he and others call a problem bar in the South Side.On Monday morning, the DA's office filed for a preliminary injunction pending a