The Intercept claims CA cops buying guns from criminals
The story can't tell that the guns are sold from people who made paperwork errors rather than dealers selling guns to every gangbanger with cash.
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The story can't tell that the guns are sold from people who made paperwork errors rather than dealers selling guns to every gangbanger with cash.
NEW YORK, Jan. 18 (Xinhua) -- Law enforcement agencies across California have spent millions of U.S. dollars in taxpayer funds purchasing weapons from dealers with a history of failing to comply with federal firearms regulations, according to a new analysis by the nonprofit Brady: United Against Gun Violence.
Just a fraction of Pennsylvania’s thousands of gun dealers — most of them in the greater Philadelphia and Pittsburgh areas — represent the biggest source of firearms linked to crimes in the state, according to one of the nation’s most influential groups combating gun violence. In a report released this
The gun control organization calling itself Brady United Against Gun Violence launched a website called The Gun Store Transparency Project.