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White Florida man charged after pointing gun at Black homeowner

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A white Florida man has been charged after pulling a gun on a Black homeowner, accusing the man of stealing a flyer from his own mailbox.

According to the Orlando Sentinel, on June 14, Fucheck drove by a Miami home and put his real estate flyer in a man’s mailbox.

After Fucheck drove away, the victim reportedly went to retrieve the real estate flyer from the mailbox.

Investigators say, Fucheck accused the victim of stealing his business flyer, although the man explained that he owned the home.

Fucheck pulled out his handgun and ordered the man to return the real estate flyer to him.

Source: theGrio

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