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Four gun-owners rights organizations are suing Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva over his repeated attempts this week to shut down firearms dealers.
They contend his actions violate citizens' constitutionally guaranteed right to bear arms.
The federal suit was filed Friday by the Second Amendment Foundation, National Rifle Association of America, California Gun Rights Foundation, and Firearms Policy Coalition. |
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captn-tin
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| Sheriffs last name misspelled in article. Should be Sheriff Alex VILLIAN-nueva. |
| Comment by:
captn-tin
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| sorry... should read Sheriff Alex Villain-nueva |
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