WATCH: Gun Law Advocate is Optimistic, Even in the Wake of Surging Gun Violence

Andrea Schry, right, fills out the buyer part of legal forms to buy a handgun as shop worker Missy Morosky fills out the vendor's parts at Dukes Sport Shop, Wednesday, March 25, 2020, in New Castle, Pa. (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic)

By Patrick Berkery

December 19, 2022

Pennsylvania families and communities continue to be devastated by gun violence, but Peter Ambler—who experienced the devastating impact of gun violence while he was working for Arizona Congresswoman Gabby Giffords when she was shot in 2011—believes there’s reason to be optimistic.
Watch what Ambler had to say here.

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Patrick Berkery is a reporter and editor based in the Philadelphia area who has covered Pennsylvania news for more than 25 years. Need a recommendation in Philly? He knows a place. Send all story tips to [email protected] and sign up for his newsletter here.

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