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NH: Granite Staters Speak Out on Imminent Repeal of Permit Requirement
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As legislation to repeal New Hampshire's decades-old concealed carry permit statute heads to Gov. Chris Sununu's desk, some Granite Staters with more than a passing familiarity with guns are voicing concern while others are thrilled with the bill's promised signing. Northwood Police Chief Glen Drolet, president of the New Hampshire Association of Chiefs of Police, believes the change will make police work more dangerous. |
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| The cops are more afraid of law abiding people as oposed to criminals? |
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