The Chicago Police Department is hosting two gun turn-in events this Saturday.
Residents are asked to submit their unwanted guns in order to receive a prepaid $100 gift card. For each BB, replica or air gun, participants will receive a $10 gift card.St. Titus M.B. Church, 12257 S. Emerald AvenueAll the guns that are collected will be destroyed.
"[Gun turn-ins] are extremely effective in making peoples' households much safer," said Glen Brooks from the Chicago Police Department. "The goal of the gun turn-in is to get people to dispose of those unwanted, unused and found weapons with no questions asked with the addition of getting $100 per gun."that I have read and agree
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