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The blood of justice flowed in Columbia as De’Marionne Zaquann Miller, 22, faced the music for gun possession amidst a drug caper. Miller’s notoriety soared after he ran afoul of the Lexington County Sheriff’s Department, leaving an AK-style rifle behind after trying to make a getaway with a victim in tow. What started as a routine warrant check for a probation violation ended up being the worst day of his life. The feds found a trove of cash and marijuana, but it was the gun that tied the whole sordid saga together. Miller’s prior convictions for escape and carrying a pistol without a permit mean he’s in serious trouble. The judge is set to mete out justice after reviewing a report from the U.S. Probation Office. This one’s going down as another grim statistic in the war on drugs.
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