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Don Horn, right, Chief Assistant State Attorney for Administration, speaks during a news conference along with attorney Lee Merritt, left, representing a group of teenagers, Thursday, Jan. 24, 2019, in Miami. Video surfaced of a traffic confrontation between the teens, who were demonstrating in the streets, and Mark Bartlett, who was charged with a weapons violation after he confronted the teens while holding a gun. Prosecutors have begun taking sworn statements from the teens as they weigh possible hate crime charges against Bartlett who confronted them during a housing inequality protest on Martin Luther King Day. (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee)
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