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Hildy Saizow

May 2, 2013

Gun buyback programs likely to end in Phoenix, Tucson

Officials in Phoenix and Tucson say it’s no longer viable to organize gun buyback programs now that a state law will require the guns to be sold back into circulation, not destroyed.

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Mar 27, 2013

Phoenix gun buyback funded by anonymous $100,000 donation

Residents of the nation’s sixth-largest city can get $100 gift cards for turning in handguns, rifles and shotguns and $200 for turning in assault weapons under an upcoming buyback program funded by an anonymous $100,000 donation.

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