Shot in the head and face at L.A. ‘No Kings’ protest, two young men are now seeking justice
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Micah Moore and Tucker Collins lost hearing and sight respectively after being shot at 'No Kings' protests. They're taking legal action and hoping for justice.
Micah Moore and Tucker Collins lost hearing and sight respectively after being shot at 'No Kings' protests. They're taking legal action and hoping for justice.
Micah Moore and Tucker Collins lost hearing and sight respectively after being shot at 'No Kings' protests. They're taking legal action and hoping for justice.
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