7 women buy 30 guns from sports stores for convicted felon to sell on streets
Seven women bought more than 30 guns from Dunham's Sports and firearms stores in Oakland, Macomb and Wayne counties for "White Boy," a convicted felon who was banned from having firearms, to resell on the streets, officials said.
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7 women buy 30 guns from sports stores in Metro Detroit for convicted felon to sell on streets
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