Baltimore City initiates a lawsuit against Hanover Armory LLC, alleging the firearms retailer’s negligent sale of “ghost gun kits” has fueled an increase in violent crime. The suit charges Hanover Armory with public nuisance and negligence, claiming the company failed to perform necessary ID and background checks, leading to untraceable firearms entering the community.
Mayor Brandon M. Scott emphasizes the city’s commitment to holding accountable those contributing to the gun violence epidemic. The trial kicks off today in the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, with jurors set to be selected, as stakeholders from the Brady advocacy group and the City Law Department aim to address concerns over firearm industry practices.
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