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Nebraska: Omaha City Council Passes Ordinance Protecting Our Second Amendment Rights!
 
Friday, August 31, 2007
 

On Tuesday, August 28 the Omaha City Council passed an ordinance aimed at reducing crime in the city.  An amendment introduced by Councilman Chuck Sigerson, Jr., and passed unanimously by the council, allows a legally-owned firearm that has been stolen and used in a crime to be returned to the rightful owner, as long as it was reported stolen to police. 

Please contact Councilman Sigerson and thank him for introducing this ordinance.  Councilman Sigerson can be contacted by phone at
(402) 444-5526 or by email at csigerson@ci.omaha.ne.us.  


 

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