California’s “red flag” law hasn’t lived up to its promise, George Skelton writes, because people are reluctant to report dangerous gun owners and police often don’t want to confiscate guns.
Source: Los Angeles Times
Column: California already has strong gun laws. But to save lives we have to use them
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