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City leaders find ways to stop shootings in Columbus city limits
SUMMARY: City officials in Columbus are cracking down on gun violence, with plans to increase fines and potentially require jail time for those who fire guns in city limits. City Council members, including Steven Jones, are working on implementing stricter penalties to address the issue. Jones emphasized the need for consequences to create fear of the law and deter individuals from engaging in gun violence. The conversation about this initiative began last week, and it is expected to be voted on during the next city council meeting. Residents are supportive of these efforts to address the ongoing problem of gun violence in Columbus.
Seeking Solutions to stop gun violence in Columbus city limits.
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Nick's Saturday PM Forecast 5/18
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USM clinches final regular-season series with 5-3 win over Texas State
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Candidate for U.S. Senate drops in on VetFest Saturday.
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Nick's Saturday PM Forecast 5/18
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USM clinches final regular-season series with 5-3 win over Texas State
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