Yahoo News Article RatingSupreme Court ruling could help Pittsburgh police crack down on 'ghost guns', here's how
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-36% Medium Liberal
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70% ReliableGood
- Policy Leaning
-36% Medium Liberal
- Politician Portrayal
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42% : A Supreme Court ruling Tuesday could help law enforcement crack down on so-called ghost guns, weapons Beth Pittinger, the Executive Director of Pittsburgh's Citizen Police Review Board, says are nearly impossible to track.40% : "They're very dangerous and it's not just for law enforcement in terms of them running into people on the street with these weapons, but for just tracking back and holding people accountable for violent crimes using these weapons," Pittinger said.
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