Police: 6-Year-Old, 12-Year-Old Threw Rocks And Waved Gun At Adults
The group was reportedly using the public swings in Adair Park when the children began to throw "baseball-sized rocks" and struck two people.
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The group was reportedly using the public swings in Adair Park when the children began to throw "baseball-sized rocks" and struck two people.
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