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Local March 29, 2017 | 2:26 pm

Deputy demands enforcement as crimes with assault rifles rise

Santo Domingo.- Opposition deputy Víctor Bisonó on Wednesday delivered a letter to Supreme Court chief justice Mariano Germán, demanding enforcement of Law 631-16 on firearms, because "it 's now the time for the Judiciary to apply it," and to disarm the population, as felonies with assault rifles mount. "Nothing prevents this drastic Law from being enforced and to have consequences in the tr... Read more

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