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A shocking altercation at a Farmington Hills gas station on New Year’s Day has left Parks Director Alicia Bradford and her husband facing felony charges. The incident escalated from a misunderstanding over a 10-cent bottle deposit, culminating in a physical fight and threats involving firearms. Both Bradfords were arrested, and Alicia has been suspended from her position. The community reacts as they come to grips with the unsettling events captured on surveillance.

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