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Gun lobbyist resolves case, regains access to guns

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Gun lobbyist resolves case, regains access to guns

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah’s top gun lobbyist will once again be able to access his arsenal after resolving a criminal case against him.

Clark Aposhian pleaded no contest Monday to a disorderly conduct infraction stemming from honking a horn, and was ordered to pay a $320 fine. His lawyer says Aposhian feels “vindicated” that other counts, including a domestic violence charge, were dismissed.

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