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A New Brunswick (N.J.) Police officer-involved shooting captured by a video surveillance camera has triggered a lawsuit by the subject who claims he was firing blanks from a replica Beretta 9mm to break up a fight. Read the full story here.

August 02, 2012
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Ron Bartlett @ 8/2/2012 6:42 PM

Excuse me! Did it say he was firing "Blanks from a Replica 9mm Beretta"
I'm sorry but he has no case. He fired a weapon towards the cops who had no clue that the real looking weapon was a fake. He brought this upon himself and has no one to blame but himself.

Fed Cop @ 8/9/2012 9:41 AM

Good Shoot! If looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, it is a duck. It looks like a gun, goes bang like a gun, it's a gun.

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