![[image] What will we answer when someone asks someday what we were doing between the Virginia Tech tragedy and the next one? -- Phil Goldsmith, President, Ceasefire PA](/sites/ceasefirepa.org/themes/ceasefirepa/images/main_blockquote.gif)
Click here to see video from the Harrisburg Press Conference, 12/10/07
Supported Legislation
- Q&A on Lost and Stolen Handgun Legislation
Reporting Lost Stolen Firearms: Questions and Answers
What will the legislation do?
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- New Poll Shows Strong Support for New Handgun Laws
Voters from across the state – from Erie County to Philadelphia – are sending a clear message that handgun violence presents a crisis that our elected officials in Harrisburg must addre
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- Comparison of State Gun Laws
This chart is a comparison of state gun laws. It shows whether or not the state has passed a particular law, such as One Handgun per Month or whether it has some form of the law in place.
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- Requiring the Reporting of Lost Guns Would Hurt Only Criminals
State Representative David Levdansky, D-Allegheny, wrote about mandatory lost and stolen handgun reporting in the Philadelphia Inquirer on May 12, 2008:
NRA's Opposition is Misguided
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- Letter to Fraternal Order of Police
On May 5, CeaseFire PA's Board President and Executive Director sent the following letter to FOP President John McNesby.
Dear President McNesby,
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- CeaseFirePA Asks Pennsylvania Gun Stores to Stop Selling the SKS Assault Rifle After Fatal Shooting of Police Officer
Semi-Automatic Assault Rifle Weapon Used to Kill Police Officer "Has No Legitimate Place Or Purpose In Pennsylvania", Says CeaseFirePA Board President Phil Goldsmith
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