The Metropolitan Police Department issued new guidance to its members regarding possession of firearms in Washington D.C. in light of a recent court ruling on the issue. The guidance was provided by Police Chief Cathy L. Lanier to help inform both law enforcement and the community on the complicated legal matters related to firearms possession following the Palmer vs DC decision. Further comment was restricted due to ongoing legal clarification work by the Attorney General's office.
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Press release from MPD announcing additional police guidance following Palmer decision
The Metropolitan Police Department issued new guidance to its members regarding possession of firearms in Washington D.C. in light of a recent court ruling on the issue. The guidance was provided by Police Chief Cathy L. Lanier to help inform both law enforcement and the community on the complicated legal matters related to firearms possession following the Palmer vs DC decision. Further comment was restricted due to ongoing legal clarification work by the Attorney General's office.
The Metropolitan Police Department issued new guidance to its members regarding possession of firearms in Washington D.C. in light of a recent court ruling on the issue. The guidance was provided by Police Chief Cathy L. Lanier to help inform both law enforcement and the community on the complicated legal matters related to firearms possession following the Palmer vs DC decision. Further comment was restricted due to ongoing legal clarification work by the Attorney General's office.
METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS
Cathy L. Lanier Gwendolyn Crump
Chief of Police Director
N EWS R ELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
METROPOLI TAN POLI CE DEPARTMENT Government of the 300 Indiana Avenue, NW, Room 5130 District of Columbia Washington, DC 20001 www.mpdc.dc.gov
Contact: Gwendolyn Crump (202) 727-4383
July 28, 2014
Possession of Firearms in the District
(Washington, DC) Today, Police Chief Cathy L. Lanier issued additional guidance to members of the Metropolitan Police Department in light of the Palmer versus DC ruling regarding possession of firearms. Please see attached.
This guidance should be helpful to the community and should answer many questions from the media. As Chief Lanier has stated, these are complicated legal issues and the answers that can be provided are provided here. The legal team from the Office of the Attorney General continues to work on additional clarifications from the ruling and in the meantime has asked that we not comment any further.
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