Shelby County D.A. Mulroy on Glock Switch Crackdown
DOJ Arrests Bring Focus to Local Gun Violence
Mulroy Vows to Prosecute Traffickers, Users
Shelby County District Attorney Steve Mulroy is taking a hard line against the use of Glock switches, a device that converts a semi-automatic pistol into a fully automatic weapon.
The crackdown comes after a series of high-profile arrests by the Department of Justice, including the seizure of over 100 Glock switches in Memphis.
Mulroy said the devices are "a clear and present danger to our community" and vowed to prosecute anyone who traffics or uses them.
What are Glock switches?
- A device that converts a semi-automatic pistol into a fully automatic weapon
- Illegal to possess under federal law
- Often used in mass shootings
Why is Mulroy cracking down on Glock switches?
- Devices are responsible for a significant number of shootings in Memphis
- Mulroy believes they pose a clear and present danger to the community
- Wants to send a message that the use of Glock switches will not be tolerated
What is the penalty for using or trafficking Glock switches?
- Federal charges: Up to 10 years in prison
- State charges: Up to 15 years in prison
What can you do to help?
- Report any suspicious activity to the police
- Educate your friends and family about the dangers of Glock switches
- Support local law enforcement efforts to reduce gun violence
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