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As the newspaper noted, “It is already a second-degree crime in New Jersey for any person to knowingly possess a handgun without having first obtained a permit to carry. Current state law also makes it a third-degree crime for any person to knowingly possess a rifle or shotgun without having first obtained a firearms purchaser identification card.”
Apparently, nobody bothered to bring that to the attention of Tahaij Wells, one of three people reportedly involved in shooting up the Art All Night gathering? Wouldn’t do any good now, because Wells is dead, the only fatality in the wild melee that resulted in the arrest of two other people, identified as Davone White, 26, and Amir Armstrong, 23. |
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Did anyone happen to notice, as is usually the case, that these three are n i g r a s?
No? Why IS that? |
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