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An investigation is underway in St. Louis after an officer crashed into a gay bar. The incident led to a series of events which ended with one of the bar s owners being placed under arrest.The crash at Bar:PM happened at around 12:30 a.m. Monday.After the crash, Chad Morris, a co-owner of the bar who lives in an apartment above the business, was arrested. Police claim Morris struck an officer in the chest while questioning police about the crash.Morris attorney disputes that his client was the aggressor.Attorney Javad Khazaelisaid Morris only approached officers after they had detained his husband, James Pence,
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