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Judge upholds Omaha city ordinances banning bump stocks, ghost guns
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Judge upholds Omaha city ordinances banning bump stocks, ghost guns
A yearslong legal fight over city gun regulations in Omaha is over after a Douglas County judge ruled that ordinances banning ghost guns and bump stocks are not preempted by the state’s constitutional carry law. The lawsuit, brought against the City of Omaha and former Mayor Jean Stothert by the Nebraska Firearm Owners Association and five local gun owners, also challenged an executive order issued by Stothert in 2023 that banned people from pos…
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