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Indiantown divided over bus stop gun incident, no-charge decision
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Outrage and frustration boiled over at a community meeting as residents packed a room to demand answers from the Martin County Sheriff's Office after a parent who pulled a gun on two students at a bus stop was not charged with a crime. WPTV reporter Michael Hoffman was there as residents argued that the man should have been arrested for the separate crime of possessing a firearm at a school bus stop.
Decision not to charge parent in Indiantown bus stop gun incident sparks heated community debate
