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Dayton City Commission Considers Ban on Novelty Gun Lighters

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21

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The Dayton city commission is considering an ordinance that would prohibit the retail sale and public display of novelty gun lighters within city limits. The proposed ban targets consumer products manufactured to resemble pistols, rifles, or shotguns. If passed, the ordinance could carry civil penalties of up to $1,000 per violation.

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Why it matters

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The ordinance aims to prevent gun violence by regulating the sale of these specific consumer products in the city. Advocates are pushing for the measure to be implemented across all Ohio communities.

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Who's involved

DaytonThe city commission is considering the ordinance that would regulate the sale of specific consumer products.
OhioThe state of Ohio provides the larger context for the potential adoption of the ordinance.

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