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"Scott Knight, police chief of lovely Chaska, is becoming one of the best-known cops in the country."
"He's done this by saying what most of us already know: American efforts at controlling guns are tepid and irrational. The only people who don't buy into this message are some members of the National Rifle Association and the members of Congress they control."
"A few days ago, Knight, a 31-year member of his department, was in New York City having a meal and a news conference with the city's mayor, Michael Bloomberg. Early next week he'll be in Washington, D.C., chatting with members of Congress and working with a committee he heads for the International Association of Chiefs of Police." ... |
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