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A West Virginia judge approved a landmark $1 million settlement Wednesday between two New Jersey police officers and the store that sold the gun used to shoot them. The shop sold the gun in a "straw sale" in which someone without a criminal record buys guns and turns them over to someone else. This is the first case in which a gun dealer has paid damages for "facilitating the gun trafficking in this way," according to the officers' counsel.
June 24, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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