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Local February 10, 2015 | 12:38 pm

Dominican Republic’s top cop wants guns-free cities

Santo Domingo.- National Police chief Manuel Castro on Tuesday proposed a ban on the bearing of guns by civilians in urban zones, to cut back firearm deaths.

He proposes amending Law 36 on bearing and owning firearms, to deny fail to offenders with criminal records who are caught carrying guns.

The police chief said statistics confirm that guns account for 63.2% of country’s viol... Read more

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