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PA: Gun flap cancels 'Pennsylvania Crossfire' taping
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Could this be the end of "Pennsylvania Crossfire"?
The long-running current events show, which airs on RCN, Service Electric and Blue Ridge cable stations, may have taped its last episode because of a dispute over guns.
According to show producer John Brinson, a camera operator complained when guest Manny Kapelsohn, an Upper Macungie Township attorney and firearms instructor, brought two pistols and a semiautomatic rifle to the RCN studio in Bath on Thursday.
The guns were meant to illustrate a discussion of gun rights in the wake of the school massacre in Newtown, Conn., and the Obama administration's proposals to ban certain types of rifles, armor-piercing bullets and high-capacity magazines. |
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