State AG: Memphis gun control referendum ‘a fraud,’ but office won’t appeal
Tennessee’s attorney general is calling Memphis’ effort to place a referendum on gun control measures in the city a “futile stunt” that could incur hefty legal fees. However, the office will not file an emergency appeal to stop them.
A man was injured in a shooting at a Memphis McDonald's; police detained a suspect and are investigating the incident.
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