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Report: ATF discloses inspection for store where Orlando shooter bought guns
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Media group TCPalm acquired the heavily-redacted document as part of a Freedom of Information Act Request. The news outlet said Thursday it took 10 months and pressure from a USA Today Network attorney before the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives fulfilled the request.
The report uncovered nothing unusual or negligent at the Shooting Center, the Port St. Lucie gun store where Omar Mateen bought a handgun and a rifle on two different occasions about 10 days before the shooting, according to TCPalm.
“He did his due diligence,” ATF spokeswoman Clara Himel told the news outlet of the gun store’s owner, Ed Henson. |
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when you don't have a gun to stop a muslim knifer, you need 5 males and chairs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsWY3VW1ShU
Locals trying to stop the killer in Hamburg | Knife Attack in Hamburg Germany another footage |
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