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Four armed men enter a Lansing home.

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lechwe

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It's not what you would consider a high end area but I also wouldn't call it bad. Older homes and lower income but I would have never said bad. My nephew lives on that street in that area.

I'l have to show this to the wife as she has issues someitmes when I am armed.
 
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Thanks. I asked because a friend of mine who carries was asked why he does so since he doesn't live in a "bad neighborhood."

:banghead:

Bronson
 
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i would never consider any part of miller a "bad" area.



maybe a small bit around mlk,but that'd just be 2 blocks or so,and it'd be so-so at best(or worst,depending how you look at it)



thats not even a mile from me,and half of the time when im not at home im going down miller.
 
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