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PA Tightens Gun Controls, Toughens Penalty For Shooting At Cops

By David Badertscher, PLL

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<p>Source: Crime & Justice News</p> <p>"Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell has signed into law tougher gun penalties, including a mandatory 20-year sentence for anyone convicted of shooting - or shooting at - law enforcement officers, the Philadelphia Inquirer reports. The law also increases penalties for other gun-related crimes and closes a loophole that allowed some mentally ill individuals to buy guns. The legislature failed to support a provision that would have re read more

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