Curran not only attended the GOP Gun Raffle last week, but he bought a $1000 table:
2nd Amendment Dinner
October 13, 2017
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Lake County Republican Central Committee A-1 List
Part of that $1000 no doubt helped pay for the (minimum) 24 guns that were raffled off:
Twenty-four firearms were raffled off at the $75-per-person fundraising dinner, including at least two safes filled with guns.Curran is Sheriff of the third largest County in Illinois. There are now at least 24 new guns in circulation -- made possible, in part, by Sheriff Mark Curran's contribution.
Lake County GOP gun raffle draws about 100 protesters
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