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    This Army veteran chased the gunman out of the Poway synagogue

    by Laura Newberry, Los Angeles Times Apr 29, 2019 3 minutes

    Oscar Stewart was focused on the comforting rhythm of the Torah reading when pops of gunfire cut through the sanctuary.

    Stewart watched fellow congregants of Chabad of Poway in California jump to their feet and run toward the exits as if in slow motion, away from the violence unfolding in the lobby on Saturday morning, the last day of Passover.

    The 51-year-old Army veteran began to follow them. And then, in a split-second

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