color of law
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But crime in Cincinnati and Dayton went up. Not surprising in those two cities.
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Change in Concealed Carry Law Did Not Drive Violent Crime in Ohio Cities, Study Shows
- Thread starter color of law
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But crime in Cincinnati and Dayton went up. Not surprising in those two cities.
230therapy
Regular Member
Gosh...I wonder why. Perhaps it has to do with little proactive law enforcement and the revolving door they installed in the jailhouse...
Brian D.
Regular Member
The Cincinnati/Dayton region has seen a spike in the possession of "Glock switches" and Glock pistols so equipped the last year or so. According to a fed/local PD task force, anyhow.