“I was living in fear. I wasn’t my own person. Someone else had control over me, over my life, over my thought process. Now I am free to think for myself. Free to advocate on any issue I want.” Maribeth D'Alauro said.
The attorney for Richard D’Alauro's ex-wife said, “A man who has an order of protection against him ... is a poor spokesman for the NRA.” D’Alauro pleaded guilty to a noncriminal harassment charge Oct. 3 and will be able to resume gun ownership a year later.
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