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The Franklin County Sheriff’s Deputy Who Shot Dante Jones was “Counselled” by the Police Chief of Toppenish for a Pursuit and for Unnecessarily Drawing His Weapon

Date: July 23, 2020Author: Randy Slovic 0 Comments

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