Hunter Rose
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>but I do see the other side of the argument in how it could aid law enforcement.<
How? For a gun to be entered into a "crime gn" database, it would have to have been confiscated during the investigation of a crime in the first place. The ONLY crime that could be tracked through such a database would be things like the situation in Chicago, where a rouge cop was selling conviscated guns and drugs to gangs in Florida (IIRC). It wouldn't track multiple victims (as the police don't return guns to criminals), or any other such nonsence...
How? For a gun to be entered into a "crime gn" database, it would have to have been confiscated during the investigation of a crime in the first place. The ONLY crime that could be tracked through such a database would be things like the situation in Chicago, where a rouge cop was selling conviscated guns and drugs to gangs in Florida (IIRC). It wouldn't track multiple victims (as the police don't return guns to criminals), or any other such nonsence...