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HI: Hawaii stun gun ban ends Jan. 1
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Hawaii Police Department Chief Paul Ferreira said law enforcers are “gearing up” for Jan. 1, 2022, when most private citizens 21 or older will be allowed to possess and carry a Taser or electric stun gun. “We’re discussing how it’s going to be handled with all the departments across the state, as well as the (attorney general), so we’re uniform in our policies across the state — similar to what we do with firearms registrations,” Ferreira said Tuesday.
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repealfederalgunlaws
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I always said the "Free state project" should have gone to hawaii, to turn it back from lunacy since it's so small.
Oh stun guns are now allowed? That's a start. |
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