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KKK Member Wants Trial To Fight Handbill Distribution Charge

authorKyle Campbell on Apr 29, 2015
A Ku Klux Klan affiliate accused of illegally posting recruitment fliers on an ATM in Hampton Bays in March said he’s prepared to take the matter to trial.Douglas Munker, 33,... more

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