Mayoral candidates pushing for drastic change in an effort to stop gun violence
Gun violence is at a stunning high in our city, now coming off a weekend of deadly shootings. Now, two major party mayoral candidates are pushing for drastic change and one of them met with the president on Monday.
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Jul 12, 2021, 11:35 PM
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407ds agoGun violence is at a stunning high in our city, now coming off a weekend of deadly shootings. Now, two major party mayoral candidates are pushing for drastic change and one of them met with the president on Monday.
News 12’s Sabrina Franza breaks it all down.
