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On our Midday news wrap Tom talks about congressional races across Maryland and this week's update on ghost guns and officer misconduct.
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In 2022, the city sued the ghost gun manufacturer alleging that its untraceable guns — those produced by the kits have no serial numbers — were contributing to the gun violence epidemic in Baltimore City.
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The law requires gun shops to hand out literature on suicide and domestic violence prevention.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit on Tuesday issued the 2-1 decision about Maryland's handgun qualification license law.
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As the number of concealed carry permit holders skyrockets in Maryland, the state set limits as to where they can take their guns
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Previously, there were no details in the Admissions and Continued Occupancy Policies on how residents can hold a gathering on communal property. Now, the updated policy will require residents “to get written approval from HABC for any indoor or outdoor common area for an event."
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“We can end senseless gun violence.”
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The bill sets limits on where permit holders can take their weapons, banning them from ‘special purpose areas’ like hospitals, government buildings, schools and bars.
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Residents can receive up to two locks from three library branches across Anne Arundel County.
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On the day of another deadly mass shooting in the U.S., Maryland lawmakers finished passing a series of gun measures supporters call the strictest in the nation.