Some residents see search for guns as targeting blacks

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When District of Columbia police begin their door-to-door search for illegal weapons in Southeast D.C. early next month, officers may meet resistance to the voluntary checks among residents.

Southeast resident Ed Harris, a Vietnam veteran and a National Rifle Association member who lost his son to gun violence, said the police will never enter his home without a warrant.

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