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About a dozen self-described Boogaloo Bois stood with semi-automatic rifles outside the Ann Arbor City Hall and Police Department on April 4, 2021. They hope that Omar Saad Shafie, the subject of a 36-hour standoff with Washtenaw County SWAT on March 24, will be released, as they claim his Second Amendment rights were infringed. Shafie faces five felony charges after his parents called the police on him, claiming he assaulted them, was heavily armed, and was suffering a mental health crisis, according to a WSCO press release. The protest was held outside the Ann Arbor Police Department, even though Shafie was arrested by Washtenaw County Sheriffs. Ann Arbor USA - ZUMAs222 20210404_znp_s222_013

About a dozen self-described Boogaloo Bois stood with semi-automatic rifles outside the Ann Arbor City Hall and Police Department on April 4, 2021. They hope that Omar Saad Shafie, the subject of a 36-hour standoff with Washtenaw County SWAT on March 24, will be released, as they claim his Second Amendment rights were infringed. Shafie faces five felony charges after his parents called the police on him, claiming he assaulted them, was heavily armed, and was suffering a mental health crisis, according to a WSCO press release. The protest was held outside the Ann Arbor Police Department, even though Shafie was arrested by Washtenaw County Sheriffs. Ann Arbor USA - ZUMAs222 20210404_znp_s222_013

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April 4, 2021, Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA: About a dozen self-described Boogaloo Bois stood with semi-automatic rifles outside the Ann Arbor City Hall and Police Department on April 4, 2021. They hope that Omar Saad Shafie, the subject of a 36-hour standoff with Washtenaw County SWAT on March 24, will be released, as they claim his Second Amendment rights were infringed. Shafie faces five felony charges after his parents called the police on him, claiming he assaulted them, was heavily armed, and was suffering a mental health crisis, according to a WSCO press release. The protest was held outside the Ann Arbor Police Department, even though Shafie was arrested by Washtenaw County Sheriffs. Ann Arbor USA - ZUMAs222 20210404_znp_s222_013

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