Judge dismisses county's case over discounted guns

A judge on Wednesday dismissed Montgomery County’s attempt to recoup more than $400,000 in taxpayer money allegedly wasted on massive gun discounts for public safety workers.

Circuit Court Judge Terrence McGann ruled that officials from a police training company who showered police officers with heavily marked-down guns — in exchange for attending their classes given through the taxpayer-funded tuition assistance program — didn’t defraud the county.