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John Fetterman's Thuggish Behavior Confirmed, Again

John Fetterman's Thuggish Behavior Confirmed, Again
(AP Photo/Rebecca Droke)

Pennsylvania Lieutenant Governor and U.S. Senate hopeful John Fetterman is no stranger to violent or intimidating behavior. 

For much of his life, Fetterman sported a tattoo on his right arm that read, "I will make you hurt." He also made appeals to gangs. 

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Since then, he's had the tattoo blacked out. He now sports a black bar on his arm. 

But now, a story from Fetterman's time as mayor of Braddock has resurfaced. Fetterman vandalized a local business in order to send the message that "we are going to shut you down." He admitted to the damage. 

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This on top of the time Fetterman chased down a black jogger with a shot gun. During the Democratic primary debate, Fetterman claimed it never happened. He previously admitted to a local reporter that it did in fact happen at that he was not above the law. 

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