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CA: San Fran Illegal Alien Shooter’s Gun Belonged to a Federal Agent
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Bruce W. Krafft
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"By now you’ve probably heard that five-time deportee Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez shot and killed 32-year-old Kathryn Steinle in the sanctuary city of San Francisco over the weekend. A crime he’s admitted to. You may be wondering where an illegal alien felon would get a firearm in one of the most assiduously anti-gun cities in one of the most ardently anti-gun states. 'As latimes.com reports, '…Lopez-Sanchez said he had found the weapon wrapped in a T-shirt on the ground near a bench….' And, if true, who would be irresponsible enough to leave a loaded gun lying around like that? 'The gun…belonged to a federal agent, sources confirmed Tuesday.' . . ."
"Who is the agent? Which agency does he/she work for? ..." ... |
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