Parked Cars Are Now a Leading Source of Stolen Guns, New Report Finds
DAVIDSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE, JUL 7 – Vehicle gun thefts in urban areas rose from 37 to 65 per 100,000 people between 2018 and 2022, highlighting gaps in firearm security and reporting policies, the report found.
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City officials say guns stolen from vehicles still one cause of violence, but shootings overall down
Cincinnati city officials presented updated data on crime, what's contributing to it and what the city is doing to curb the issue on Wednesday.In a similar press conference on June 24, city officials announced the creation of a new task force intended to specifically focus on violent crimes within the city, but just after that task force was actually deployed on Cincinnati's streets, four separate shootings happened across the city.Still, on Wed…

Parked cars are now a leading source of stolen guns, new report finds
A growing number of firearms are being stolen from parked cars, especially in urban areas, according to a new report that highlights a frequently overlooked source of illegally circulating guns. Read more...
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