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    Guns stolen from rail cars spark LAPD concern

    LOS ANGELES — Guns are among the items that have been stolen from cargo containers on railroad tracks in Lincoln Heights, Los Angeles Police Chief Michel Moore said Monday. “People were ... breaking into these containers and stealing firearms, tens of firearms,” Moore told the Police Commission. “That gave us the great concern as a source again of further violence in the city as people were ...
    by Rachel Uranga and Richard Winton, Los Angeles Times Jan 25, 2022 2 minutes

    LOS ANGELES — Guns are among the items that have been stolen from cargo containers on railroad tracks in Lincoln Heights, Los Angeles Police Chief Michel Moore said Monday.

    “People were ... breaking into these containers and stealing firearms, tens of firearms,” Moore told the Police Commission. “That gave us the

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