Activists Protest Gun Shop In Suburban Chicago
FRANKLIN PARK, IL - FEBRUARY 7: Store signage is seen outside Bell's Gun Shop February 7, 2005 in Franklin Park, Illinois. The group United Power for Action & Justice claims that 738 guns used in crimes from 1996 to 2000 were traced back to a sale at Bell's Guns, making Bell's Guns Illinois' second largest supplier of guns that end up in the hands of criminals. Earlier at store a rally called "Campaigners Against Crime Guns" was organized by United Power for Action & Justice, an independent, self-funding, broad based organization of churches, synagogues, mosques, as well as civic, neighborhood, labor, health and ethnic institutions in metro Chicago. (Photo by Tim Boyle/Getty Images)
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