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Letter: Illegal act allowed to persist

Summary by The Columbian
During the “No Kings” march on March 28 in Battle Ground, individuals repeatedly drove through the area for approximately two hours while “rolling coal” — a deliberate and illegal act requiring vehicle modification to bypass emissions controls. Read more...

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Letter: Illegal act allowed to persist

During the “No Kings” march on March 28 in Battle Ground, individuals repeatedly drove through the area for approximately two hours while “rolling coal” — a deliberate and illegal act requiring vehicle modification to bypass emissions controls. Read more...

·Vancouver, United States
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The Columbian broke the news in Vancouver, United States on Saturday, April 4, 2026.
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