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Should guns be taken from domestic violence abusers?
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Domestic violence prevention advocates say that protection orders against abusers often do little to protect victims when guns are involved. A growing number of people are calling for guns to be taken away when protection orders are served. The policy has drawn opposition from the NRA and other gun rights groups. Rock Center’s Harry Smith reports.May 5, 2013
