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Hawaii authorities accept firearms, no questions asked

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VIDEO COURTESY HAWAII DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
The Hawaii Department of Law Enforcement and Department of Public Safety hosted a community gun buyback event today on Oahu, offering Foodland gift cards in exchange for rifles, pistols, shotguns, automatic weapons, ghost guns and other firearms. The Office of the Governor, Department of the Attorney General, Department of Health, Department of Transportation and Honolulu Police Department partnered on the initiative.
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                                Jordan Lowe, state Department of Law Enforcement director, showed some of the firearms turned in by a resident Saturday during the gun buyback event.
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Jordan Lowe, state Department of Law Enforcement director, showed some of the firearms turned in by a resident Saturday during the gun buyback event.

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                                A revolver was processed Saturday during the firearm amnesty program.
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A revolver was processed Saturday during the firearm amnesty program.

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                                Jordan Lowe, state Department of Law Enforcement director, showed some of the firearms turned in by a resident Saturday during the gun buyback event.
CRAIG T. KOJIMA / CKOJIMA@ STARADVERTISER.COM
                                A revolver was processed Saturday during the firearm amnesty program.