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Kennesaw, Georgia, a suburban city northwest of Atlanta, is known for its unique law requiring every head of household to own a firearm. This ordinance, passed in 1982, has sparked curiosity and debate for decades.  While some see it as a bold statement on public safety, others view it as a relic of the past. Here’s a closer look at this unusual law and its implications.

Understanding Ghost Cars:   Ghost cars are vehicles with altered or fake license plates designed to evade tolls, traffic cameras, and law enforcement.  These vehicles not only cost cities millions in lost revenue but also pose serious safety risks.  They are often linked to crimes such as hit-and-runs, robberies, and shootings, making them a priority for law enforcement agencies.