The U.S. Department of Justice is launching an investigation into the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, examining whether bureaucratic delays in issuing gun permits infringe on citizens’ Second Amendment rights. This inquiry comes amid growing concerns about how local law enforcement handles firearm regulations and the impact on lawful gun ownership.
In its announcement, the DOJ emphasized that the investigation is part of a broader review of restrictive firearms policies across the nation. With many applicants facing lengthy waits and potential violations at the hands of the LASD, the outcome could lead to significant changes in how gun permits are processed in California.
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