Lubbock Man Arrested After Trying to Throw a Brick at Employees
A Lubbock man is still in custody after attempting to leave a store with multiple items and then throwing a brick at employees.
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A Lubbock man is still in custody after attempting to leave a store with multiple items and then throwing a brick at employees.
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The Supreme Court announced Wednesday that Illinois can keep a new law in place blocking the sale of certain semi-automatic guns and large-capacity magazines for now as the matter is slated for appeals court arguments.
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