Cincinnati police reveal alarming statistics showing that over 70% of the 650 guns reported stolen this year have been taken from vehicles, often in rapid succession during car break-ins. City council members are urging the public to embrace more responsible gun ownership practices, with one council member even advocating for felony charges against those who leave firearms unsecured in their cars.
Police Chief Terri Theetge emphasizes the importance of reporting stolen guns and keeping track of serial numbers, as many thefts go unreported due to embarrassment or fear. The Cincinnati Police Department is actively promoting the use of gun locks and safes as preventative measures, aiming to curb the growing trend of gun thefts as the city grapples with rising crime rates related to firearms.
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