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🚨Tragic misidentification in the Montreal shootout – a combat vet’s perspective. Imagine it: your partner is just shot and down. Bullets are flying. Your heart is pounding. Then a man suddenly steps out from the exact direction of the shooter. In a split second, pure fear takes over —... show more

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