Gun owner sues Grand Rapids police over OC stop

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Re: Gun owner sues Grand Rapids police over OC stop

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pistolepete wrote:Check out the video of this incident at The Gun Feed website. I wish someone would post instructions on how to post links to websites or the like I am not able.
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Mark
NRA Training Counselor-Rifle, Pistol, Shotgun, Reloading, Personal Protection in the Home, Personal Protection Outside the Home, Home Firearms Safety, Chief RSO. NRA Endowment Life member.
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