VIDEO: Louisville's mayor announces new policy to keep confiscated guns off the street
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LMPD will remove the firing pins from all guns that are seized before turning them over to KSP.
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LMPD is changing the way it handles confiscated guns used in violent crimes to keep them from getting back on Louisville's streets.Â
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