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Pennsylvania: Chester council OKs resolution on guns

In defiance of state law, Chester city council approved a resolution Wednesday calling for the state Legislature to pass a law requiring lost or stolen handguns to be reported missing to police within a reasonable amount of time after the discovery of their disappearance. Council voted, 4-0, in favor of the resolution. Councilperson Marrea Walker-Smith was absent.

Read About It: Delco Times

Posted: 7/30/2010 10:05:28 AM

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