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Gary Mann
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Gary Mann

Reasonable regulations could keep at least some felons, mentally challenged and untrained from possessing guns. Universal background checks and red flag laws would help. My last two background checks took just 15 and 5 minutes to complete. Only criminals need to fear background checks.

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Benjamin Phillips IV
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Benjamin Phillips IV

Just look at the rising deaths. Its like the old west. Who has the biggest gun and has no problem in using it.

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John Sunde
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John Sunde

Guns are in to many hands and places.

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Ronald Long
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Ronald Long

I think they need to implement a 10pm curfew for minors and a 1:00am curfew for adults the only way you’re on Columbia streets is if you are at work or traveling to or from work. And the parents of minors caught out after the curfew should have steep penalties up to even jail.

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Fat Guy Outdoors
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Fat Guy Outdoors

If you need to poll this question, then you're clueless.

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Joey West
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Joey West

I am a former resident of Columbia. I now live near Tulsa. Tulsa has set a curfew downtown for minors. It's sad that government has to assume the responsibilities of absent or clueless parents!

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Toasty
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Toasty

They should explore curfews, but I can guess that Columbia will hire outside consultants for $200,000, create a committee to design signage (lbtgq++ approved, of course). Then figure out without real consequences, curfews just scatter the cockroaches to somewhere else in Columbia.

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Chris
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Chris

Because now everyone is so scared that no one will stand up for themselves and there property. Instead we watch them through cameras steal and damage our property. The main reason for the massive crime is that no one will do anything and the criminals know it.

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Glen Blasdel
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Glen Blasdel

Because violence of every stripe has increased in Las Cruces over the last 16 years. It is a gun, it's a knife, it's a carjacking, stolen vehicle and the list goes on. Las Cruces, in my opinion, is becoming a very unsafe community. However, my gratitude still goes out to the LCPD and Chief Story.

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Mike Munoz
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Mike Munoz

New Mexico in general is a very dangerous state. Either the laws are too lax, or the police aren’t up to snuff. Or perhaps both.

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Susan Hixon
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Susan Hixon

I lived there in the 60s and 70s when Las Cruces still had a genuine small-town vibe. I still get little hints of that when I go to my old neighborhood, but for the most part 'Cruces has turned into a sprawling, sweltering suburb of El Paso.

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Arthur Colburn
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Arthur Colburn

You do nothing to entice jobs growth thus keeping the population under employed. You tie the hands of the police department, and either don't or under prosecute criminals. You keep the schools at the lowest ratings in the nation. Point away to guns to cover your failings!

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Joe Rocker
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Joe Rocker

Poverty is the number one cause of violence.

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