Officers as gun dealers stir debate in Ohio Senate
Columbus officer Stokes argues guns on streets invite crime as a subcommittee weighs a concealed weapons bill. Critics including Johns Hopkins professor Greenberg and Handgun Control of Ohio head Fingerhut say officers should not deal firearms. Some cops say licenses cut wait times and prices, with one Lorain deputy noting potential safety benefits while a single reprimand shows limited personnel issues.
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Gun-Dealing Officers Named Among Licensed Dealers
The U S Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms lists several law enforcement officers as licensed gun dealers over the past two years. Names include Peter Selenar and John Selenar of Grafton Correctional Institution, Kenneth Campana, Kenn Biczykrowse, Thomas Denicola, Donald Darmos, Corey Earl, John Kimmet, and others with varying ranks from Lorain, Elyria, Amherst and North Ridgeville. The report notes licenses, careers, and occasional commendations, with comments from officials on firearms as part of police work.
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Taxing gun dealers sparks county pause in Elyria
Lorain County officials consider mandatory tax filings for gun sellers after review shows many dealers lack vendor licenses or personal property tax forms. Several dealers avoided taxes despite licenses, including Elyria’s Kimmet, prompting a county wide outreach to ensure compliance and protect school funding.
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Tonight announce southwest winds from 10 to 30 knots with rain developing from the west. Seas 6 to 8 feet. Tuesday shifts to 30 knot southwest winds, then west and northwest gales to 40 knots. Rain ends in the western half while the eastern half continues. Seas build to 10 to 12 feet. Temperature noted.
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