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A man pulls out a gun on a NYC train during a verbal dispute. No visible threat. No physical altercation. Just words. Then someone claims, “He showed a badge.” But here’s the question nobody can ignore: Was he really law enforcement? Because if he was, this directly contradicts New...

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