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Arrested! Video Shows Karen Pulling A Gun On Black Woman And Daughter Over Chipotle Argument

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A white woman was shown on video aiming a gun directly at a Black woman and her daughter who were just feet away following a nonviolent dispute at a Chipotle restaurant in Michigan.

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