Donald Trump's New York gun permit to be revoked following conviction: sources

Trump expected to have gun license revoked after NY felony conviction

Owning a firearm as a convicted felon is illegal under both New York state and federal law.

NYPD Preparing To Revoke Trump’s Gun Permit: Report

In April 2023, after former President Donald Trump was indicted in New York, his concealed carry license was suspended. Now the New York City Police Department is reportedly preparing to revoke it entirely. According to a senior NYPD official, Trump relinquished two pistols he was licensed to carry on March 31, 2023, but another gun listed on Trump’s license “was lawfully moved to Florida,” CNN reported. The official said an investigation by the…

Convicted Felon Trump Is About to Lose Some Rights -- NYPD to Revoke Trump's Concealed Carry Permit

Donald Trump may be facing an unexpected consequence of his felony conviction. Once he got convicted of 34 felonies in association with his falsifying of business records in order to cover up his sexual affairs, he became ineligible to even own a firearm in several states. Now CNN is reporting that the NYPD, the issuing agency for concealed carry permits, will probably revoke his. He’s had one for ten years. He at one point had at least three gu…

Former US President Donald Trump will lose his right to carry a gun. New York police intend to take away his permit to carry a gun because a trial jury last week found him guilty of falsifying financial records in an attempt to cover up payments to a porn actress to keep quiet about their relationship. CNN reported on this, citing a police source.

Trump's gun permit to be revoked by NYPD - and must turn firearms over in weeks

Former President Donald Trump's gun license was previously suspended when he was indicted by the Manhattan DA's office in April 2023.

Donald Trump's New York gun permit to be revoked following conviction: sources

The NYPD will be revoking former President Donald Trump's gun permit following his conviction on 34 felony counts last week in Manhattan, sources told ABC News.