Cook County gun buy back tops national record
The Cook County Sheriff Department reports 5,347 weapons were collected over three Fridays and Saturdays under the Safe Streets Safe Schools 2000 program. Cash and gift certificates totaling about $273,000 were distributed, with most items small caliber handguns and several long guns. Funds came from multiple sources including federal and local grants, plus corporate gifts from Target and Marshall Field. Most weapons will be melted for scrap. rare items may be donated or displayed in museums.
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