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A prosecutor worried about his safety borrowed a gun in an open case. It was stolen, and now he’s in hot water.

Daniel J. Gross and Kirk Brown, The Greenville NewsComments Off on A prosecutor worried about his safety borrowed a gun in an open case. It was stolen, and now he’s in hot water.

After receiving threats 5 years ago, solicitor Walt Wilkins in South Carolina decided he needed a gun. He's hearing about that in the 2018 election.

Daniel J. Gross and Kirk Brown, The Greenville News
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