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KS: Wichita Police to Ask Gun Owners to Save Firing Casings
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Wichita police will soon ask gun owners and dealers to keep spent ammunition as a way to help identify stolen weapons following an increase in gun thefts over the past five years. Wichita Deputy Police Chief Jose Salcido told the Wichita Eagle that the city has seen a spike in firearms thefts from about 400 in 2012 to 1,600 last year. More than 325 of the guns stolen last year "showed up at violent crime scenes in Wichita," Salcido said.
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PHORTO
(11/19/2018)
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| Sheeeyeah. We'll get right on that, Sparky. [eyecross] |
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jac
(11/19/2018)
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| One more example that gun control laws do not prevent criminals from getting guns. All they do is inconvenience law abiding citizens. |
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