Some Sheriffs Who Condemned Red Flag Laws Are Putting Them To Use

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Mon, 06/27/2022 - 5:42am

Dolores County Sheriff Don Wilson never expected to use Colorado's red flag law when it was passed in 2019. He thought the law made it too easy to take a person's guns away.

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