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Businessman who shot at officers cleared of attempted murder
Anon
So not guilty of any offences whatsoever and allowed to walk free!
We shall be reading that they have been allowed to retain their shot gun licences next!
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Anon
So not guilty of any offences whatsoever and allowed to walk free!
We shall be reading that they have been allowed to retain their shot gun licences next!
