Michael Chitwood, chief of police in Portland, believes that there are more guns

Colin Sargent

Source

Portland Monthly

Date

4-1-2003

Pages

35 - 39

Abstract

Michael Chitwood, chief of police in Portland, believes that there are more guns in Maine, in general, than in the rest of the nation. Chitwood said there are roughly 600 people with concealed weapons permits in the city, about one in every 100 people. Maine, with a population of 1.25 million, lost 113 people through death by firearms in 1999. Includes information on the Bushmaster assault rifle used by the D.C. snipers that was built in Windham, and on firearm violence in the state.

Subjects

Bushmaster Firearms Inc, Firearms

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