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| D.C. residents begin registering firearms (Baltimore Sun) |
| WASHINGTON The plaintiff in the Supreme Court case that overturned Washington's 32-year-old handgun ban was the first to arrive yesterday as the city began registering firearms. But security guard Dick Heller was turned away from police headquarters because he didn't bring his weapon as required. Yesterday marked the first day that District of Columbia residents could begin registering or ... |
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| Police crack down on firearms (Ancaster News) |
| The Hamilton Police Service encourages people whose firearms licences have expired and registration certificates revoked to comply with current legislation and once again be in a legal position to possess their firearms. Over the last few weeks, officers from the Firearms Section have taken possession of 30 prohibited and restricted handguns from individuals who were in the position of ... |
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| Man charged with stealing firearms (KTBS Shreveport) |
| A man already in jail for stealing from a relative is in even bigger trouble. Authorties say Robert "Bo" Guyer, 30 stole 36 firearms from a house in Keithville. Guyer was already in the Caddo Correctional Center for possession of stolen weapons. Guyer was picked up in Houston and returned |
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