Last year in Milwaukee, close to 70 percent of gun homicide suspects possessed their guns illegally.
They wouldn’t have passed a background check. That was the case with Radcliffe Haughton.
Four years ago, he walked he into the Azana Spa with a semiautomatic handgun, killing three people and injuring four more.
Elvin Daniel lost his sister Zina that day, and it challenged his views on gun ownership laws.
Now, he’s committed to lobbying for universal background checks.
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