In the life-is-cheap world of violent street gangs, guns are maybe a little harder to get than dope. But not by much. Stolen from homes. Taken from a parent. Bartered for drugs. Bought by a friend or relative. "The problem is they get them — no matter how, they get them," said Wes McBride, a retired Los Angeles County sheriff's sergeant and president of the California Gang Investigators Association. In poor neighborhoods throughout the San Bernardino, the... (GunPolicy.org)