Let us talk about facts. Mr. Speaker, let us talk about facts. Mr. Speaker, let us talk about facts. Of the 92 police officers that we have records of who were killed in the line of duty, 33 were killed by weapons that are covered in this bill, 33 of 92. Let me read their names: William Christian, Jr.
Peter Deutsch: “Let us talk about facts. Mr. Speaker, let us talk about facts. Mr. Speaker, let us talk about facts. Of the 92 police…”
On the recordMarch 22, 1996
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Discussing the impact of a bill on police officer fatalities.
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