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There is a serious Second Amendment issue happening here in the Garden state, more specifically in Rudolph, New Jersey!
24-year-old Steffan Josie-Davis is from Jersey and was an armed security guard in 2013. The company he worked for supplied him with a 9 millimeter Smith & Wesson handgun but unfortunately was arrested even though he legally owned the gun.
The day Josie-Davis was arrested, he was running late for work and his 6-year-old sister came outside. He didn't want her to see the gun so he quickly put it in his glove-box. |
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| NJ needs to be seized by the throat, once and for all, thrown to the ground and throttled into unconsciousness. |
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