John Sullivan

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John Sullivan is an investigative reporter for the Washington Post

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Police across the nation say that more and more they are encountering people with ultra-real looking weapons.

Eighty-six killed by police in two years over fake guns

Police across the nation say that more and more they are encountering people with ultra-real looking weapons.

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