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Seattle moves to take guns from traffickers on Aurora as mayor closes streets
Seattle is taking action to remove guns from traffickers on Aurora as the mayor closes streets. The initiative was announced by Wilson and City Attorney Erika Evans in response to calls for action from businesses and residents on the North Seattle stretch of highway.
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