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OH: City of Cleveland to host 2015 gun buy-back next weekend
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The City of Cleveland will host the 2015 gun buy-back on August 22 at the Cleveland Police Third District headquarters on Chester Avenue.
Anyone with an operable handgun or semi-automatic rifle can turn in those guns in return for gift cards for gas or groceries.
The City of Cleveland is teaming up with Cleveland Police Foundation, ArcelorMittal, the Cleveland Gladiators, Burt Saltzman owner of Dave’s Supermarkets, the Lake Erie Monsters, and the Cleveland Police Patrolman’s Association for this year. |
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PHORTO
(8/15/2015)
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While dimwits in Cleveland turn in their guns, smarter folk are gearing up.
Never has there been a clearer contrast between losers and winners. |
| Comment by:
jac
(8/16/2015)
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| I wish I lived closer. I have a bag of junk guns that I would love to unload for $100 each. |
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