AK-47s haunt U S crime scene ripple through police ranks
A birthday massacre at Glenwood Apartments in Kenner Louisiana spotlights AK-47 type rifles linked to rising gun tracings at ATF. The piece traces a surge in 7.62x39mm weapons since 1993 and after the assault weapons ban expiration, noting police concerns over officer safety and a nationwide trend from Miami to Los Angeles. The report ties the Kenner event to broader violence, police debates on armament, and calls for stronger countermeasures amid several high profile incidents.
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Weapon's appeal outlasts ban
In a grim report, McGraw was found dead from multiple gunshot wounds near a sewer grate after a twin boys' birthday party in New Orleans. The weapon described has origins in Russia since 1947, weighs 8.87 pounds, uses 7.62x39mm rounds, and a 30 round magazine. No arrests have been made. McGraw lies buried in a $450 grave behind a chain-link fence in a crumbling cemetery.
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