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Experts clash over force's firearms policy change
Senior advisor to government says increase in numbers of rifles among people involved in country sports could have been a factor in controversial decision by chief constable.
Date - 2nd September 2014
By - Josh Loeb - Police Oracle
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By - Josh Loeb - Police Oracle
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