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TX: CJ Grisham's seized weapons returned
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The weapons seized more than four years ago from Temple resident C.J. Grisham after his arrest by the Temple Police Department were finally returned to him Friday.
A video by Grisham’s son of the arrest went viral in the case that gained national attention and sparked the founding by Grisham of Open Carry Texas, a gun rights activist group.
The guns and ammunition were picked up at the Bell County Sheriff’s Department, which was one of the entities contacted in December 2013 that claimed it didn’t have the guns. |
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jac
(7/6/2017)
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It's criminal what this man was put through for breaking absolutely no laws.
What's even worse is that the damn cop that caused the incident got away with it. |
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