Budget-cut layoffs deal a blow to investigations of gun-related crimes
A federal agency has laid off nearly a hundred contract workers at its facility dedicated to tracing firearms used by criminals.
A federal agency has laid off nearly a hundred contract workers at its facility dedicated to tracing firearms used by criminals.
The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Alexandria said Kimberly Dinkins, 44, of Manassas, had purchased more than 25 firearms during a 15-day period with the intent to sell them to others.
Federal investigators saw Laurence Stewart II kept an angry blog, in which he said he was disgusted by the legal system and was willing to commit crimes.
Virginia ranks first among all states in registered ownership of machine guns. That’s according to a report by the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
It’s what pushed the Richmond Police Dept. and their federal partners to take a closer look at crime-fighting by blanketing three neighborhoods with manpower.
A report released by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms found that 407 guns linked to crimes in New York were originally purchased in Virginia.
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