BECKLEY, West Virginia — Many West Virginians enjoy a peaceful existence, free from the violent crimes that plague big cities. But police and activists say West Virginia's few, if any, firearm restrictions can attract profit-minded inner-city drug dealers who bring their narcotics and inner-city violence with them. Last Wednesday, the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence released its 2008 State Scorecards, rating each state on what campaign representatives say was... (GunPolicy.org)