New information on firearm found at Chelsea school

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ABC3340 news has confirmed the semi-automatic handgun used in Tuesday's incident at
Chelsea Middle school was very old and of a foreign manufacturer.

Neither the sheriff's office nor Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) has released the specific brand name.

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