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Law Order spinoff writer sacked for threatening to 'light up' George Floyd protesters

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03.06.2020 - 13:49

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A Law & Order writer has been sacked after he tweeted that he would deploy violence against potential looters. Craig Gore, one of the writers on the upcoming Law & Order: SVU, was "terminated" by series boss Dick Wolf after he threatened to "light up" anyone trying to "f**k with" his property.

Protests have swept the States after George Floyd, a black man, died in Minnesota after a white police officer knelt on his neck for over eight minutes during his arrest.

Craig's Facebook, where he made the comments, now appears to have been deleted. However, the post was screenshotted and widely circulated on social media.

Gore shared a snap of himself outside the front door of his West Hollywood home, wearing shades and a mask over his face and

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