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It seems that strict gun control hasn't stopped homicides in Washington D.C. Homicides are up 36% over last year and the Police Chief is blaming guns.
Reuters reports
The District of Columbia on Wednesday sharply hiked rewards for seized illegal guns amid an upsurge in killings in the U.S. capital, part of a rise in homicides in many big cities.
Washington will pay a $2,500 reward for a tip leading to gun seizures, up from $1,000. Information leading to an arrest and conviction in a shooting earns a reward of $10,000, up from $1,000, Mayor Muriel Bowser and Police Chief Cathy Lanier said in a statement.
“Our actions are clear: we need to get illegal guns off the street so people aren’t put in harm’s way,” Lanier said.
https://nationalgunrights.org/gun-rights-news/item/591-washdccrime
Reuters reports
The District of Columbia on Wednesday sharply hiked rewards for seized illegal guns amid an upsurge in killings in the U.S. capital, part of a rise in homicides in many big cities.
Washington will pay a $2,500 reward for a tip leading to gun seizures, up from $1,000. Information leading to an arrest and conviction in a shooting earns a reward of $10,000, up from $1,000, Mayor Muriel Bowser and Police Chief Cathy Lanier said in a statement.
“Our actions are clear: we need to get illegal guns off the street so people aren’t put in harm’s way,” Lanier said.
https://nationalgunrights.org/gun-rights-news/item/591-washdccrime