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Some 1500 people who oppose Governor Cuomo's NY Safe Act, rallied in Syracuse's Inner Harbor on Saturday to hear former Arizona Sheriff Richard Mack speak out against New York's new gun laws.“Anybody who believes

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A large pro-gun rally in planned in Syracuse this weekend, following several similar events held in the state capitol since the passage of the NY SAFE Act.

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The former sheriff of Graham County, Arizona has been following the national gun debate around the country and here in New York and says Governor Andrew Cuomo has declared himself the enemy.

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Thousands attended a pro gun rally at the State Capitol yesterday, including Senator James Seward.

Seward says passing a bill that diminishes Second Amendment rights and makes criminals out of law abiding gun owners fails to address the real cause of gun violence.

In light of recent tragedies, Senator Seward says something must be done

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Another pro-gun rally will be held this week at the State Capitol.

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Assemblyman Anthony Brindisi joined WIBX First News with Keeler in the Morning, touching on several issues all levels of government - local, state and national.

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A listener-generated comment about the NY SAFE Act prompted our most recent query to New York State Police about the ability to opt-out of public disclosure of information relating to pistol permit owners in the state.

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State Police are reminding pistol owners that opt-out forms are now available online.

The NY SAFE Act protects the privacy of pistol permit holders by letting them notify their licensing officer that they do not want their information to be released publicly.

A link to the forms can be found here.

The forms must be submitted

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Starting this Friday, pistol-permit owners in New York can opt-out from having their information made public as part of the NY Safe Act.

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State Senator James Seward joined in a rally outside the state Capitol today in support of gun owners' rights.

Seward says law abiding gun owners made the trip to Albany to exercise their First Amendment right and express their opposition to the governor's gun control bill, which tramples on their Second Amdenment right.

He says he was proud to stand with them.

Seward voted against the NY