Northampton County District Attorney John Morganelli says Justin Kephart is another example of how easy it is for a criminal to get ahold of weapons. Kephart shot his mother Marylouise Meixell-Moyer 11 times then fired off 115 rounds at police in Bethlehem Township before taking his own life on…
Source: Morningcall
Police: Gunman in Bethlehem Township standoff was not legally allowed to possess weapons
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