November 11, 2015
Lyons, a suburb west of Chicago, recently passed an ordinance requiring a gun shop to keep records on guns it sells. The law helped Lyons settle a lawsuit with a group of anti-gun activists who claimed too many guns ended up on Chicago streets from the suburb. Pamela Montgomery-Bosley, whose son, Terrell, died in gun violence, is a plaintiff in the suit.
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Western Suburb Settles Suit with Anti-Gun Activists
A western suburb settled a lawsuit with a group of anti-gun activists who claimed that too many of the firearms from that community eventually ended up on Chicago streets.