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PLUS: EFF MO and the ATF {NAME}, we know that guns used in crimes, aka crime guns, do not simply appear in our communities — the majority start in the legal market. But that raises the question: How do guns move from the legal market, to the illegal market, and into our neighborhoods? Our new, groundbreaking report answers this question, showing that a small percentage of Pennsylvania gun dealers appear to be responsible for a large portion of the crime guns recovered by law enforcement in the state. Special gun industry protections — passed at the behest of the gun lobby — typically limits public access to this information, shielding irresponsible gun dealers from public scrutiny. But with this report, the public now has access to the most comprehensive gun trace dataset seen in decades. We cannot understate just how important these findings are, {NAME}. Fueled by a small percentage of irresponsible gun dealers, crime guns create devastating cycles of gun violence, primarily in Black and Brown communities. But our report gives elected officials, community members, researchers, and more the tools to hold the gun industry accountable for their role in supplying crime guns and fueling America’s gun violence epidemic. Together, we can ensure members of the gun industry act responsibly and ensure that communities most impacted by gun violence are not also saddled with the burden of providing all the solutions. [Now, we need your help spreading the word. Will you please read and share our new report, “Uncovering the Truth About Pennsylvania Crime Guns,” with your networks?]( [READ NOW]( [SHARE VIA EMAIL](mailto:?subject=Check%20out%20Brady%27s%20new%20report%3A%20Uncovering%20the%20Truth%20About%20Pennsylvania%20Crime%20Guns&body=Hey%20there%2C%20you%20should%20read%20and%20share%20Brady%27s%20new%20report%3A%20https%3A%2F%2Fwww.bradyunited.org%2Freports%2Funcovering-the-truth-about-pennsylvania-crime-guns) [SHARE ON FACEBOOK]( Thank you, Team Brady   It’s Been a BUSY Week for Our End Family Fire Campaign Just this week, we launched End Family Fire Missouri, a collaboration between Missouri Foundation for Health, the Ad Council, and Brady 's End Family Campaign, in effort to curb gun suicide. More than six out of 10 suicides in Missouri involve a firearm. Together, our efforts will address the state’s high-rate of gun suicide by promoting safe gun storage. By safely storing firearms — locked, unloaded, and separate from ammunition — we can prevent family fire, a shooting involving an improperly stored or misused gun in the home that results in death or injury. This is a BIG deal. Over the next year, we’ll begin training on-the-ground community stakeholders, like healthcare providers, social workers, gun shop owners, veterans, and more, on how to speak about safe gun storage with their clients. We know by taking a non-partisan, public health approach, we can help reduce family fire without threatening Second Amendment rights. Keep an eye out for End Family Fire MO billboards, posters, and PSAs airing in the state! 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It’s never been more important to have strong leadership at the ATF. Thanks to the gun industry’s lobbying, the ATF hasn’t had a permanent director since 2015 and has only had one director since 2006. It is a grave risk to public safety that the only federal agency tasked with enforcing gun laws continues to lack leadership — especially at a time when our nation’s gun violence epidemic rages. It’s why we must help confirm Steven Dettelbach NOW. With his proven leadership in law enforcement, he is well qualified for this important role. [Please urge the U.S. Senate to confirm President Biden’s nomination for ATF director. A confirmed director is vital to modernize the ATF and keep our communities safe.]( [SIGN THE PETITION ]( RSVP for the 2022 Brady Action Awards! We’re less than two months away from the 2022 Brady Action Awards — and you’re invited to join us! 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