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Donald James Brown: A Short Story
I talked to Donald James Brown (goes by Donny) the next day when he got to work. Donny state, I think his last name is Anderson, Jimmy Anderson. All i know that he is kind of crazy and live in a big four plex white apartment, in Brooklyn Park city. He doesn’t like the cops and wants to kill the cops. He always carry a brown senti beretta gun with him. Also, he had it yesterday, have it today.”Also, Donny state “while we was smoking, Jimmy said let's go have some fun. When he said that, I notice a black pickup truck coming up to park in the parking lot. I thought Jimmy know that person that is why I went toward the black pickup truck with jimmy. At this point, Jimmy said you go to the front and I’ll go to the back and that was when things happened.”

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