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Alex Pretty didn't need to die. He didn't present himself as a terrorist or brandish his gun to threaten people. But he did walk into an active police operation as an aggitator, armed, inserting himself into a chaotic situation, and resisting arrest. Common sense and responsibility should be top...

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