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MI: School Boosters Cancel Raffle That Included AR-15 as Prize in South Lyon
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A "Wild Game" charity dinner aiming to raise money for a high school football team in western Oakland County has been canceled after community members pushed back at the premise of the event, which included a gun raffle with prizes such as an AR-15 — the same weapon that was used to kill 17 people at a Florida school this past week.
"Due to the recent tragic events earlier this week, the South Lyon Football Booster Organization has decided to cancel their second annual Wild Game Dinner. The sensitivity of the issue coupled with the untimely tragedy has led to the decision," a statement posted on the team's website said.
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"The gun, which can fire bullets that can rip through a steel helmet from five hundred yards away..."
An outright LIE. |
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