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A Lithia man has been charged after he tackled another man Tuesday who had a handgun in a holster -- and a permit to carry -- at a Wal-Mart.
About 11:58 a.m., deputies responded to the store at 11110 Causeway Blvd. where Clarence Daniels had been taken to the ground by Michael Foster, according to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office.
Foster had seen Daniels getting out of his vehicle in the lot with handgun, under his coat and in a holster. Foster followed him into the store and then attacked the Daniels, the sheriff's office said. |
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teebonicus
(1/21/2015)
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| Wouldn't he have felt like an even bigger turd if that guy had had a badge on his belt on the other side? |
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Millwright66
(1/21/2015)
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| Seems this Foster has just volunteered to be charged with assault, attempted theft of a weapon, and risking a catastrophe, at the very least. And this rude impetuous individual ought to be profoundly thankful his victim didn't shoot him. |
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