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Armed Tri-County Reserve says it was there to support peaceful protests

By: Dean Manning

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As Kentuckians for Change held its Black Lives Matter protest Thursday night in downtown Corbin, a group of nine people armed with rifles and handguns stood watching from across Main Street.

The group was part of Tri–County Reserve.

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