'Catastrophic' failings that allowed gunman to kill five people increase pressure to overhaul 1968 legislation Senior police officers, families of shooting victims and anti-gun campaigners have called for a "radical reform" of the firearms licensing system after an inquest jury found "catastrophic" failings allowed the Plymouth gunman, Jake Davison, to legally possess a shotgun that he used to kill five people. Pressure is mounting on the UK government to overhaul the 50-year-old licensing legis...
'Catastrophic' failings that allowed gunman to kill five people increase pressure to overhaul 1968 legislation Senior police officers, families of shooting victims and anti-gun campaigners have called for a "radical reform" of the firearms licensing system after an inquest jury found "catastrophic" failings allowed the Plymouth gunman, Jake Davison, to legally possess a shotgun that he used to kill five people. Pressure is mounting on the UK government to overhaul the 50-year-old licensing legis...
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