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PA: AG, Philly Police Commissioner Criticize Conceal-Carry Bill in Congress
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Philadelphia authorities and anti-gun violence groups are concerned about a federal measure backed by the National Rifle Association that would expand the right to carry concealed weapons. The bill would allow anyone with a permit from any state to carry a concealed weapon anywhere in the United States. Shira Goodman with the group Ceasefire PA said that would be harmful Pennsylvania and other states that have stricter standards. |
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| Hey Shaneen Allen, your attorney general and your police commissioner want you in prison for thinking you had civil rights in New Jersey. |
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