The prosecutor in a “thrill killing” case here said Thursday more gun laws would not have saved the victim.
“Absolutely not, no way,” said Stephens County District Attorney Jason Hicks, who has charged two teens with first-degree murder and a third teen with accessory to murder.
“These kids are not supposed to have a .22 revolver in the first place,” he said.
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Oklahoma: DA says tougher gun laws would not have saved murder victim
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