A city councilman in Gardner, Kan., has resigned after a meeting turned ugly. At a meeting to discuss whether videotaping the meetings would add civility, Dennis Pugh told a fellow council member to shut up then stormed out.
Pugh later drove to the councilman's house, tackled him and took his video camera. He's now charged with battery.
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