NJ governor sees guns, not shooter's early prison release, as the problem

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    This is my shocked face. The suspect is a convicted felon (aggravated manslaughter plus another 6 years for racketeering while in prison), gang member, released early from prison, but he would have been an upstanding member of society if not for guns.

    New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy responded to Sunday's deadly shooting at a Trenton arts festival by calling for new controls on guns. But a suspect’s gang membership -- and early release from prison after Murphy took office -- may have been bigger factors in an incident that left one person dead and 22 wounded.

    Another key promise of Murphy was to “expand re-entry services, so that the people coming out of prison have the support they need to return to productive lives” – a measure that should have supposedly prevented Wells’ shooting spree.


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