City threatens grandfather for reading Bible without a permit
Paul Johnson, a grandfather, just wanted to share his religious faith with people in his town, Sweetwater, Tennessee, so he went downtown for the Solar Eclipse Festival in August and stood on the side of the road to greet people. His lawyers explain he did not “enter the parking lot adjacent to him or the portion…
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