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... "Several weeks after the altercation, after it was posted on YouTube, Commissioner Charles Ramsey had detectives look into the case, Evers said. On April 21, Evers said, Fiorino was arrested on charges of disorderly conduct and recklessly endangering another person. The confrontation could have led to Fiorino getting shot and officers racing to the scene also could have been injured in an accident, police said."
"On Saturday, several dozen gun-owners turned out at City Hall to protest Fiorino's arrest." ... -------
KABA Note: So because your cops were ignorant of the law, and their reactions 'recklessly endangered' others, you're charging . . . the victim?!? |
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