Trouble is brewing in New England for gun manufacturers. The Massachusetts attorney general has launched an innovative investigation of major firearm makers based on her state’s expansive consumer-protection law.
The probe targets at least two companies—Glock Inc. and Remington Outdoor Co.—and possibly others. The investigation came to light because of lawsuits the gun companies recently filed seeking to block or narrow the Massachusetts safety investigation, calling it overly intrusive. The defensive litigation stated that Attorney General Maura Healey is demanding that Glock and Remington surrender a wide range of internal documents, including safety-related complaints from customers.
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7 comments:
Some guns may be dangerous? You don't say!
Texting and driving kills more people than guns are they going after apple?
Darn right they are dangerous, that's why I don't leave home without it.
Why don't these companies move to another state?
Guns are not dangerous but some people are.
Why don't you move to another state? You live in one of the worst states for gun rights and your vote doesn't count if you are a republican? Lemme guess, you have a home, family, friends, maybe a job and it costs money. Could be the companies have millions of dollars invested in plants and offices as well as employees. SMH
Yea guns are dangerous in the wrong hands so is a hammer and saw.
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