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NY: The Prosecutors and the Pagans: Two Sides of the Empire State’s Gun Laws
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Early this month, members of the gun-control group Prosecutors Against Gun Violence met at a “Manhattan Summit” and took the time to express their dismay and alarm over federal bills proposing national concealed carry reciprocity. At the group’s news conference, Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance Jr., explained that if the “dangerous” reciprocity legislation passes, someone from neighboring Vermont, “where there are no permit requirements, could come into New York City with a loaded gun, come to Times Square, go to the subways and be amongst us in our communities.” |
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dasing
(4/22/2017)
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Lions, tigers and bears, OH my!!!! |
Comment by:
jac
(4/22/2017)
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They already do. Criminals don't obey laws and think nothing of carrying a gun anywhere they please. Reciprocity would only change things for law abiding people that are not causing any problems. |
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