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Because this is an amnesty program, no questions are asked of the person dropping off the firearm and no identification is required, according to the attorney general s office.  This is the second gun buyback event in the Hudson Valley this week. Last Saturday, Attorney General Letitia James announced a buyback event in Poughkeepsie resulted in 79 guns being turned in, including 47 handguns, 26 rifles and shotguns, an assault rifle, and five non-working or antique guns. “Gun violence is an ongoing threat to our neighborhoods and it endangers New Yorkers every day,” James said in a statement following the Poughkeepsie event. “From taking guns off the streets, to going after those who illegally own guns and cause harm, I am taking every step possible to protect our communities from gun violence and prevent potential tragedies.

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