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The bad apples will now help to investigate and arrest any resident who keeps a gun in his/her home for purposes of self-defense. Great.
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DC Police Chief rehires bad apples and gives them semiautomatic rifles.
The bad apples will now help to investigate and arrest any resident who keeps a gun in his/her home for purposes of self-defense. Great.
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