Governor Reagan signs movie gun exemption bill in California
In Sacramento Governor Reagan signed a law removing felony penalties for possessing certain sawed off shotguns used as props by movie and television producers. The bill, supported by entertainment figures, clarifies that these individuals are exempt from the former felony prohibition when the weapons are used on screen.
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Fragmentary note on weapon possession and legal fears
A fragment describes possession of a sawed off shotgun and legislative exemption context. It mentions producers fearing charges and references a figure like Ste Godfather with a vague prison association. The text is unclear but implies legal risk and punitive action.
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