Steve Neavling
ticklethewire.com
Make a mistake on paperwork for a gun purchase can prevent authorities from tracking down a killer, the ATF warns, according to WDIO.com.
To avoid mistakes made in the past, the ATF is hosting a series of seminars starting in Minnesota.
ATF Senior Special Agent and Public Information Officer Robert Schmidt the idea is to “get the word out about proper documentation of firearm transactions.”
Improper documentation can kill a case, the ATF warned.
“We may not be able to get correct trace results,” Schmidt said to WDIO.com. “We may not be able to find out who the original purchaser of the firearm was,”
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