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A binary trigger didn’t kill a Fargo police officer, or wound two other officers and a civilian. Mohammad Barakat is responsible for the shooting, but the binary trigger made it
FARGO — North Dakota lawmakers made sure binary triggers were legal in the state four years before a gunman who likely planned a mass shooting in Fargo used the device
TAP's letter comes just after Epic Companies CEO Todd Berning was denied a charitable gaming application for a separate nonprofit called Epic Charities Inc.
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Lawmakers said they wanted to clarify that the device was legal. Attorney General Drew Wrigley said the binary trigger effectively turned Mohamad Barakat's long rifle in a machine gun.