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Fetterman Video Addresses His Shotgun Incident With Unarmed Man

by Gerry March 25, 2021

Fetterman Video Addresses His Shotgun Incident With Unarmed Man

 

Lt. Governor John Fetterman recently released a two-and-a-half-minute video intended to address a controversial 2013 gun incident in which he was involved.

Fetterman is now running for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Pat Toomey. Toomey says he is not running for re-election. 

WTAE Pittsburgh Reporting of 2013 Incident

 

At that time Fetterman told WTAE (Pittsburgh) that he thought he heard assault weapon gunfire. Fettermam chased and detained Chris Miyares, who he thought was responsible for the gunfire. Fetterman acknowledged that he was carrying a shotgun.

Miyares said that Fetterman “follwed me into North Braddock with a shotgun, and he aimed it at my chest.”

However, then Mayor (of Braddock) Fetterman denied that. Fetterman said that “I pointed it in a way so that he would see that I was armed, but I did not point it at him, in fact, I didn’t even have a round chambered or remove the safety at that point.”

Fetterman discusses 2013 incident in recent video about gun violence.

Filed Under: Government/Politics Tagged With: Fetterman

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  1. Ed Cloonan says

    March 25, 2021 at 11:59 pm

    Fetterman claimed he was concerned for the kids in school. It was Saturday late afternoon , no children in school. Big John is a master spinner of media cutesy.

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