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Local Sandwich Shop Owner Confronts National Guard Presence Outside His Business

KTSM••Katelyn Barker
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Rob Brown, the owner of Da Sammich Spot, expressed his discontent with the National Guard's presence outside his restaurant, asserting his right to refuse their presence. Brown emphasized that it was important for him to communicate his wishes clearly, regardless of the Guard's feelings. This incident highlights the ongoing tensions between local businesses and military presence in the community, raising questions about the balance of rights and public safety. The situation underscores the need for dialogue between business owners and military representatives in El Paso.

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