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DA believes proposed Pittsburgh gun legislation would be found unconstitutional

Updated: Jan 15, 2019 - 1:05 PM

PITTSBURGH - Proposed gun legislation in the city of Pittsburgh cannot be legally passed, Allegheny County District Attorney Stephen Zappala said in a letter to Pittsburgh City Council.
CLICK HERE to read the full letter.
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The proposed assault weapons ban would make it “unlawful to man manufacture, sell, purchase, transport, carry, store or otherwise hold in one’s possession an assault weapon within the City, such as the Colt semi-automatic rifle used in the Tree of Life shooting,” a December letter said.
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Meanwhile, an accessories, ammunition and modification ban would bar items such as bump stocks, armor-penetrating bullets, sawed-off rifles and large capacity magazines.
“I understand the desire of local governments to be proactive in reducing gun violence and the opportunities to cause the type of pain, suffering, and dead, which recently occurred in the City of Pittsburgh,” Zappala said in the Jan. 9 letter. “I believe, however, that the legislative effort needs to come from the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and that the legislation currently before Council, if passed, will be found unconstitutional.”

#BREAKING: @AlleghenyCoDA Steve Zappala tells City Council they cannot legally pass gun legislation. Here’s the letter the DA recently sent Councilman @CoreyOConnorPGH on the issue pic.twitter.com/0g3cATL7BX
— Aaron Martin (@WPXIAaronMartin) January 15, 2019

Councilman Corey O’Connor said the council will continue to push for legislation to limit certain types of weapons, ammunition, and firearm accessories within city limits.
Why O’Connor said the council will be “on the right side of history,” tonight on Channel 11 News at 6 p.m.

Corky, the dumbass, still wants to BROADCAST just how wrong HE is.  

Good thing HE wasn't around in colonial days.  Guess he'd still be saluting the Union Jack.