Washington AG files lawsuit against gun store illegally selling high-capacity ammo mags
Pat Cattin
12-07
KOMO have you already adjudicated the case ? Is the man innocent until proven guilty ? Has this law passed Supreme Court’s revue ? Back off the blatant bias !
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Chris Mitchell
12-07
another example of this elected official working for the deep state that line his pockets instead of "we the people "....he's a criminal
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JST S
12-07
thank God this SUPER IMPORTANT INVESTIGATION has been keeping us safer from those gun stores. I am sure there's NO other crimes to be investigating in the wonderful utopia of Washington.
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