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The Accomplice
Mr. Glock committed a crime its accomplice got away It could not speak for itself the defense attorney entered a plea of innocent by reason of no limbs. The judge set bail in bullets I had an extra magazine and chipped in Mr. Glock was released with an ankle monitor that it wore around its neck. It was told to stay a barrel's length away from the victim In which it easily complied. After sentencing it was melted down into a modern age relief then put on display... "public enemy number 1" it said. Soon after, Mr. Wesson committed a similar crime, with the very same accomplice. He was arrested, the accomplice smiled at the security camera and is still on the lamb. He's considered temporarily unarmed and always dangerous.
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