Metro Detroiters protest firearm store that sold gun used to kill Detroit officer

EASTPOINTE, Mich. – Metro Detroiters gathered at a gun store in Eastpointe to protest gun violence after a Detroit officer was killed last week.

Elected officials joined protesters demanding an ATF review of Action Impact Firearms & Training Center after a gun was purchased at the store that killed Detroit Officer Loren Courts.

Demonstrators were also protesting to demand that state legislators remove laws that prevented areas from regulating firearms and possibly renew the assault weapons ban.


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