Ammo shortage affects Kansas police: costs rise, but cops have enough bullets for training

As a nationwide ammunition shortage frustrates gun owners and retailers, Kansas law enforcement agencies say they have sufficient supply to train officers as prices go up. “It’s just supply and demand at this point — everyone wants it, and we want it, too,” said Lt. Benjamin Blick, the Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Office spokesperson. “So the price has increased.” Deputy Abigail Christian, a spokesperson for the Shawnee County Sheriff’s Office, said the agency has observed the price increases in the past year.
Source: CJonline