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NJ: Gun Buyback Program a Success, Camden Official Says
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A New Jersey program to get illegal guns off the streets has yielded a bonanza — especially in Camden. Camden County Police collected more than 2,000 guns in conjunction with the Camden County Prosecutor's Office and the state Attorney General's Office. The 2,174 firearms collected nearly doubled the total from the county’s 2012 buyback initiative, officials said. |
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| If it doesn't achieve the stated goal, i.e. reducing 'gun violence', then it IS NOT a 'success'. Quit lyin'. |
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