1 month ago | By Boston Herald
The head of the State Police has informed troopers fired for failing to get COVID shots that their permits to carry firearms will be “expired” as of next week.
Col. Christopher Mason's letter, obtained by the Herald, adds the ex-troopers' ability to possess guns or ammunition will be suspended until they seek licensing through their hometowns.
“Please be advised that effective July 6, 2022, your Massachusetts State Police issued License to Carry Firearms... will be expired by the MSP and will not be renewed,” Mason writes in the letter dated June 20 and shared with the Herald...
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