Local law enforcement officials are concerned about the increasing risk to the public and officers posed by a small but powerful device known as “Glock Switches.” These devices can turn a handgun into an illegal machine gun. NBC 5’s Katy Blakey reports on the efforts by local leaders to remove them from circulation.
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