Police Process Thousands of Guns at Buyback Events

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Police Process Thousands of Guns at Buyback Events

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More than 2,600 guns, including 700 that were illegal, sit on tables after a gun buyback event in Trenton, N.J.

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Guns are displayed on tables in Camden, N.J., after a police-sponsored gun buyback program.

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Handguns fill up a trash can for recycling at the LA Memorial Sports Arena in Los Angeles following a gun buyback program at the local police department.

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Police Lt. Ray Mesek registers a rifle at a gun buyback event in Bridgeport, Conn.

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A City of Miami police officer holds two weapons as he processes them during a gun buyback event in Miami, Fla.

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As people stand in line, a Mercer County sheriff's officer checks-in a gun in Trenton, N.J., during a gun buyback event.

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A police officer examines a rifle during a gun buyback program in Trenton, N.J.

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Police guard some of the more than 1,600 firearms which were voluntarily surrendered to police custody during a gun buyback program in Los Angeles.

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City of Miami police officers Walter Byars and Luis Gonzalez process a weapon taken in during a gun buy back event in Miami, Fla.

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Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa presents some of the weapons collected after a gun buyback event during a news conference at the LAPD headquarters.

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