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VA: Hours after Norfolk City Hall visit, gun advocate is detained
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"Hours after guns-rights activists marched on City Hall to demand police leave them alone, they said one was charged after refusing an order to leave Waterside because he was openly carrying a weapon."
"Danladi Moore – whom the city paid $10,000 in July to avoid litigation after being stopped by police for suspected weapons violations – was charged with trespassing at the downtown entertainment complex Tuesday night."
"The 24-year-old Hampton resident said police told him to leave because he had a gun. Moore said he refused because the law allows him to display a weapon in public places. He said he was handcuffed, charged and led out of the building."
"Norfolk police ... confirmed that a summons was issued ..." ... |
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| I'm glad I decided not to return to that $^!thole of a state. |
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