The Firearms Policy Coalition, Second Amendment Foundation, Commonwealth 2A, and four individuals recently filed a lawsuit against Boston Police Commissioner Michael Cox over what the plaintiffs describe as “ substantial and untenable delays ” in the police department’s processing of concealed carry applications.
The lawsuit argues that when the Wuhan virus pandemic emerged in March 2020, the police department’s Licensing Division stopped processing applications and refused to accept new applications. On top of that, when the division resumed operations, thousands of applicants were stuck in a backlog that lasted several months.
SAF and Commonwealth 2A filed a lawsuit against the police commissioner in 2021. At the time, the case was settled via mediation, with the Boston Police Department agreeing to get up to the pace on the applications and work through the backlog by October 2021.
Currently, the plaintiffs indicated that the department is using the same delays, subjecting applicants to a […]
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