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BREAKING: Joint Base Andrews horror. Security Forces kicked in the wrong door — no knock, no warning — guns drawn on a kid fresh home from school. A child in his uniform, sitting on the couch eating a snack, suddenly had multiple guns pointed at his head. They screamed...

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