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Highland Park, Ill., Deputy Chief Christopher Covelli confirmed that an alleged gunman used a “legally obtained” firearm during Monday’s mass shooting at an Independence Day parade.
“I don’t know where the gun came from, but I do know it was legally obtained,” Rotering told “Today.” “I think at some point, this nation needs to have a conversation about these weekly events involving the murder of dozens of people with legally obtained guns. If that’s what our laws stand for, we need to reexamine the laws.
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