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WI: Milwaukee’s Bouchard’s Clothing Store Owner Repels Bad Guys With Gun Fire
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Rami Murrar, owner of Bouchard’s clothing store in Milwaukee, Wisc., was tending to his establishment when at around 4 a.m. a van smashed into the security doors and concrete posts protecting his store. A daring organized heist; after the van broke through the doors, three armed men attempted to gain access to the store.
Murrar responded to the threat by retrieving a semi-automatic rifle and firing at the armed intruders, striking one and causing all to flee. A short time later police caught up with one of the suspected robbers at a local hospital. |
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PHORTO
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Dimwit liberal: "You don't NEED those powerful military assault weapons to hunt."
You're right! We need them to defend against THIS.
And besides, our right to keep and bear them isn't determined by what we NEED. |
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