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Nashotah Man And Qanoon Believer Accused Of Shooting Paintball Gun At Army Reserve In Pewaukee Will Plead Guilty

 A 31-year-old Nashotah man and Qanoon devotee blamed for discharging paintball adjusts at two reservists at the Wisconsin Army Reserve Center in Pewaukee will concede, as per a supplication arrangement documented in U.S. Locale Court.

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Ian Olson was charged in a two-check prosecution after he purportedly drove a vehicle splash painted with Qanoon mottos to the Wisconsin Army Reserve Center in Pewaukee on March 15. 

The request arrangement expressed Olson "purposely attacked and battered, and endeavored to attack and hitter, a United States serviceman by virtue of the tactical help of that serviceman and the situation with that person as a United States serviceman." 

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As per court archives, two U.S. Armed force servicemen, who were on dynamic drill orders and wearing Army garbs, were remaining in the parking garage of the hold station when Olson showed up. Olson escaped the vehicle and pointed a paintball firearm at the servicemen and said, "This is for America!" 

Olson, who was 15 yards away, shot the paintball firearm straightforwardly at the servicemen. After a few shots, the weapon stuck, and Olsen expressed, "You're fortunate it stuck" to the servicemen. 

The two servicemen handled Olson to the ground and held him until nearby police showed up. None of the shots hit the servicemen.