Sentence examples for firearms surrendered from inspiring English sources

One of the first firearms surrendered was a Bushmaster AR-15, the make used by Adam Lanza in the Newtown shootings.

New policies can mandate enforcement, as with laws developed in a handful of states requiring that people prohibited from owning firearms surrender them.

Among a host of provisions, people subject to protective orders would have been required to list their firearms and surrender them to the county sheriff or a third party within 48 hours.

Deadly Consequences In Washington State, The Times's analysis highlighted danger at play when there is no broad mandatory firearm surrender law.

This was actually a significant decrease from a decade earlier, which may be explained by less accessibility to weapons due to gun control measures: between 2000 and 2010, over 200,000 illegal guns were seized by the police -- while more than 130,000 firearms were voluntarily surrendered by citizens in buy-back campaigns.

On Dec. 24, Arenas surrendered four firearms to the Metropolitan Police Department.

He was said to have been in possession of several firearms, and to have surrendered without incident.

An analysis of individual-level data found that simply requiring respondents to surrender firearms did not reduce the proportion of respondents who possessed firearms or the rate of firearm-related IPV (Moracco et al. 2006).

Once again, after being ordered to surrender firearms, he declared that he did not have any.

The data show that passage of stronger laws on surrendering firearms (like the California law described in the article) and enforcement of existing ones can save lives.

A judge ordered him to have no contact with his wife of 15 years, Maria Ledon Carollo, 42, and to surrender firearms he had at their house.