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Why Republican Sheriff Tony Spurlock keeps fighting for Colorado’s red flag law
Tony Spurlock has been Douglas County’s sheriff since 2015 and has a 39-year law enforcement career. He’s a Republican and an outspoken supporter of Colorado’s red flag law.Image credit: Austin Fleskes for The Colorado Independent
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