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Local July 23, 2014 | 10:42 am

Top general’s statement on crime boosts gun merchants

Santo Domingo.- Gun merchants got a boost Tuesday with Defense minister Sigfrido Pared’s “on target and timely" assertion that 98 percent of crimes in the country are committed with illegal weapons.

"That forces the lifting of the ban that prevents us from importing that type of artifact," said the Dominican Republic Weapons Importers Association, just one day after Par... Read more

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