Minnesota HF4955 mandates that agencies destroy firearms subject to forfeiture unless they are kept for law enforcement purposes.
Minnesota HF4955 amends state statutes to require appropriate agencies to destroy firearms subject to forfeiture that are not retained for law enforcement purposes. The bill specifies that if a court finds property subject to forfeiture, the appropriate agency must either destroy firearms, ammunition, and firearm accessories not intended for law enforcement, sell them to federally licensed firearms dealers, or sell other property not required to be destroyed by law and not harmful to the public.
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