Lavaca County OKs no-cost contract to destroy seized firearms
The county approved an MOU with Gulf Coast Gun Busters to destroy roughly 75 seized firearms at no charge, as the sheriff reported an evidence room backlog.
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The Lavaca County Commissioners Court on Nov. 10 approved a memorandum of understanding with Gulf Coast Gun Busters to destroy seized firearms and reduce an evidence backlog.
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