NJ gun shop owner hailed as hero after restraining unruly airline passenger
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Richard O’Lenick, owner of Gun for Hire in Woodland Park, NJ, and a retired New Jersey police officer helped restrain Arthur Layne Lundeen on an American Airlines flight from Dallas to Newark after Lundeen hurled racist and homophobic slurs; Lundeen was duct-taped and later charged with assault and disorderly conduct and fired from Long Realty.
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