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mahatmakanejeeves

(61,024 posts)
Wed Jun 22, 2022, 10:50 AM Jun 2022

Broken Arrow open-carry incident raises law enforcement questions

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Guy wandering around in body armor with an AR-15 caused multiple 911 calls, cops came but determined what he was doing was legal under Oklahoma's "constitutional carry" law, but arrested him because he was in possession of brass knuckles, which are illegal

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Broken Arrow open-carry incident raises law enforcement questions
A week ago, an incident in Broken Arrow raised fresh questions about how witnesses and law enforcement should respond when people walk around armed


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Broken Arrow open-carry incident raises law enforcement questions (Original Post) mahatmakanejeeves Jun 2022 OP
we're a shithole country. mopinko Jun 2022 #1
There is a reason Putin financed the NRA. Irish_Dem Jun 2022 #2
I knew it. They are coming for my brass knuckles. Sneederbunk Jun 2022 #3
. Higherarky Jun 2022 #4

Irish_Dem

(57,868 posts)
2. There is a reason Putin financed the NRA.
Wed Jun 22, 2022, 11:08 AM
Jun 2022

He wanted the US to be seen as a violent, out of control country.

And showcase how democracy is a spectacular failure.

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