Gun store owner apologizes for conduct at Tuesday gun rally
Click to view item Posted June 21. 2013 11:21AM
The owner of one of the state's largest gun stores has apologized to the Concord police after kicking an officer’s keys and cursing at others during a tense gun rally Tuesday in front of the State House. Ralph Demicco, who owns Riley’s Sports Shop in Hooksett, sent a letter of apology Wednesday
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