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Jesef Williams
jwilliams@thelancasternews.com
Crystal Roney keeps a pistol on her bedroom night stand.
During road trips, it’s in her car’s glove compartment. And now, she wants to have it on her body at all times.
When Roney moved into a new house about two years ago, she decided to take a gun-safety class, given that she’d be living alone.
But after hearing the news of recent murders, assaults and other violent crimes, Roney wants to take things a step further by obtaining a concealed-weapons permit.