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City, state ‘public carry’ laws caught in the crosshairs

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                                A patron glances at the “guns allowed” sign in the window of Alii Coins and Currency at Windward City Shopping Center.
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A patron glances at the “guns allowed” sign in the window of Alii Coins and Currency at Windward City Shopping Center.

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                                <strong>“Guns are just a tool. It just depends on how we use them.” </strong>
                                <strong>Vince Vento </strong>
                                <em>Owner, Alii Coins and Currency, pictured standing in his shop at Windward City Shopping Center </em>
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“Guns are just a tool. It just depends on how we use them.”

Vince Vento

Owner, Alii Coins and Currency, pictured standing in his shop at Windward City Shopping Center

GEORGE F. LEE / GLEE@STARADVERTISER.COM
                                A patron glances at the “guns allowed” sign in the window of Alii Coins and Currency at Windward City Shopping Center.
GEORGE F. LEE / GLEE@STARADVERTISER.COM
                                <strong>“Guns are just a tool. It just depends on how we use them.” </strong>
                                <strong>Vince Vento </strong>
                                <em>Owner, Alii Coins and Currency, pictured standing in his shop at Windward City Shopping Center </em>