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"Two women are recovering after their pickup was riddled by police gunfire in Torrance, in what investigators are calling a case of mistaken identity." ... -------
Submitter's note: OMFG. This is where you demonstrate in front of the DA's office until he/she/it charges these criminals with MULTIPLE felonies, and if not, then demand recall/impeachment of the DA. I'm actually stunned. FELONY assault with a deadly weapon (dozens of counts should be filed). FELONY attempted murder (3 counts should be filed). FELONY reckless endangerment (dozens of counts should be filed). FELONY use of a firearm in the commission of a crime (dozens of counts should be filed). |
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