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    Anger Counselor Accused Of Pulling Gun On Officer

    Anger Counselor Accused Of Pulling Gun On Officer

    A domestic violence and anger management counselor in Fairfax County is accused of pulling a gun on two men who turned out to be federal marshals.

    Fifty-seven-year-old Jose L. Avila was arraigned in federal court in Alexandria on Thursday on a charge of assaulting a federal officer. Authorities say Avila pointed the gun at the marshals because he believed they were blocking his car.

    Defense attorney William A. Odio says Avila pointed a cell phone at the men and didn't know they were marshals.

    Odio says Avila works at a nonprofit in Falls Church and gets frequent counseling referrals from judges and lawyers.

    Court records show Avila has a permit to carry a concealed weapon.





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    Would love to see how this one plays out. I'm wondering which firearm model is easily confused with a cell phone.



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    Sounds like maybe he needs to see a anger management counselor.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Glock Fan View Post
    Would love to see how this one plays out. I'm wondering which firearm model is easily confused with a cell phone.



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    Quote Originally Posted by RugerP345 View Post
    It's the new iPhone app - Built in .38 special.
    Haha I need that one. Got it in a 50 cal?? Lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by RugerP345 View Post
    It's the new iPhone app - Built in .38 special.
    I've got an Android phone. They've got a Shotgun app, a Ruger SR9 app, AK-47 app, and more. :)

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