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AP Photo/Keith Srakocic The botched “upgrade” of Connecticut’s background check system that’s left most gun sales stuck on hold for more than a week is now being challenged in court. The Connecticut Citizens Defense League filed an emergency motion on Wednesday asking for an immediate conference in a lawsuit that was first filed last year over Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont’s decision to suspend fingerprinting services, which are required before anyone can purchase a firearm for the first time in the state. Lamont’s edict deprived thousands of residents from lawfully purchasing a fi...

CT gun rights group takes legal action amid issues with background check system Nicholas Rondinone FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Various guns for sale at JJ's Pawn Shop Friday afternoon. Photo taken on Friday, 09/06/19. Ryan Welch/The EnterpriseRyan Welch / The EnterpriseShow MoreShow Less 2of3 Gunsmith, Frank Cobet, of the Get Loaded gun store in Chino, Calif., shows a customer an AR-15 rifle on Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2015. The FBI struggles to complete hundreds of gun background checks each year because of a deadline that requires it to purge them from its computers, according to data. (Barbara David...

Skip to main content Gun sales delays and backlogs as CT updates background check system: 'We just can't get through' FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 FIie photo. Customers are served at Bob's Gun Shop in Norfolk, Virginia, on June 11, 2020.Kristen Zeis / TNSShow MoreShow Less 2of3 File photo. Gun enthusiasts view AR-15 semi-automatic assault rifle upper receiver parts and kits a 2015 gun in Del Mar, California.Allen J. Schaben / TNSShow MoreShow Less 3of3 File photo. Midland Ace Hardware manager of sporting goods Jon Leiner assists a customer in purchasing a rifle Thursday, Feb. 11, 2021 at the sto...

Edison COP unit focuses on positive interactions with residents Edison COP unit focuses on positive interactions with residents × The Edison Police Department's COP unit it focuses on community oriented policing. PHOTO COURTESY OF EDISON POLICE DEPARTMENT   Correspondent EDISON – Edison police officers are starring in a new police program called COP that, in spite of lacking dramatic plots, nevertheless scores high ratings with Edison Township residents. COP is short for Community Oriented Policing, and its focus is on police officers working with individual community members as...