Arizona Man Turns in Guns After Las Vegas Massacre

Arizona Man Turns in Guns After Las Vegas Massacre
A policeman in Phoenix, Ariz., in this file photo. John Moore/Getty Images
Holly Kellum
Holly Kellum
Washington Correspondent
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A man in Phoenix, Arizona called up the police on Wednesday, Oct. 4 and told them he would like to turn in his guns. He was driven to do this after at least 58 people were killed by gunfire in Las Vegas on Oct. 1.

Jonathan Pring, a 10-year U.S.-resident with dual citizenship in the U.K., said that after seeing the carnage wrought by 64-year-old Stephen Paddock at a Las Vegas country music festival, gun ownership wasn’t for him.