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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.
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Maryland has seen applications for concealed carry permits skyrocket since U.S. Supreme Court ruling last year struck down New York’s higher standard to get one, which was similar to Maryland’s.
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Baltimore City State's Attorney Ivan Bates campaigned and won on increasing penalties for illegal gun ownership as a way to lower the homicide rate in the city.
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Applications for concealed carry permits skyrocketed after the U.S. Supreme Court ruling last year lowered the eligibility standards triggering new rules in Maryland under former Gov. Larry Hogan.
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There are several active bills winding through the Maryland General Assembly related to gun control.
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Baltimore City Mayor Brandon Scott’s Group Violence Reduction Strategy in the Western police district has contributed to fewer homicides in the past year, according to the Baltimore Police Department data.
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A Supreme Court ruling against restrictions prompted the move.