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CA: San Jose to make gun owners carry insurance, pay into public fund
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Gun owners in San Jose will soon have to pay for insurance to keep their firearms.
The San Jose City Council unanimously passed gun control measures Tuesday that will require all gun owners in the city to carry insurance and pay an annual fee to cover taxpayer costs related to gun violence, or risk having their guns confiscated. The city attorney’s office will return to the council in the fall with an ordinance for final approval.
San Jose could become the first city in the nation to pass such reforms. |
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PHORTO
(7/1/2021)
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Unnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnconstitutional. |
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