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AR: "Open Carry" retaliation? Bald Knob Police Chief's truck vandalized
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Bald Knob Police Chief Erek Balentine went outside of his home Monday night to find his personal truck fully engulfed in flames. It was immediately determined to be a case of arson.
“I opened the front door and the whole back glass fully engulfed and then written on the side of it second amendment,” Chief Erek Balentine said.
“Second amendment” was written on both sides of the truck. The right to bear arms--at least openly without a permit has been a topic of the town recently when Bald Knob citizen Richard Chambless was arrested and then later convicted for open carrying inside a McDonalds. |
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Without evidence to the contrary, one must consider the possibility, however small, that the "victim" might also be the perpetrator.
People have committed heinous vandalism against themselves to garner support in the past, and getting a new truck out of the deal certainly might be a "bonus".
No accusation here, just thinking outside the box. |
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