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Walmart customer pulls out brass knuckles after refusing to wear mask inside Ohio store, police say

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PERKINS TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WOIO) - A 20-year-old man is now facing concealed weapons charges after police said he pulled out a pair of brass knuckles inside an Erie County Walmart after a dispute over the state’s mask requirement inside stores.According to a detailed police report filed by the Perkins Township Police Department, Colyn Tusin, of Milan, refused to put a mask on inside the store located at 5500 Milan Road on Saturday evening.Police say this guy got so upset over Walmart employees enforcing mask rules that he pulled out a set of brass knuckles! Now facing a misdemeanor concealed weapons charge and landed on the dreaded Walmart/Sam's Club banned persons list. — Jim Nelson (@JimNelsonTV)According to the report, employees called police to report the incident after Tusing refused to leave the store.“He did not look happy I was there,” Officer Martin Curran wrote in his report obtained by 19 News.He said he advised Tusing to leave the store.“As [Tusing] walked away, I observed him stick his left hand into his left front pocket and pull the hand out, now carrying a pair of brass knuckles,” Curran wrote.At that point, the officer handcuffed Tusing and placed him under arrest.Police say Tusing also had a razor blade in his pocket.“While escorting [Tusing] from the store, he referred to the brass knuckles as being ‘a deadly weapon.’ He also stated, ‘do you really think I’m [expletive] scared of you?’” according to Curran.Tusing was arraigned in Sandusky Municipal Court on a misdemeanor charge of carrying a concealed weapon.Copyright 2020 WOIO. All rights reserved.

PERKINS TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WOIO) - A 20-year-old man is now facing concealed weapons charges after police said he pulled out a pair of brass knuckles inside an Erie County Walmart after a dispute over the state’s mask requirement inside stores.According to a detailed police report filed by the Perkins Township Police Department, Colyn Tusin, of Milan, refused to put a mask on inside the store located at 5500 Milan Road on Saturday evening.Police say this guy got so upset over Walmart employees enforcing mask rules that he pulled out a set of brass knuckles! Now facing a misdemeanor concealed...

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