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By June of 2010, Operation Fast and Furious suspects purchased 1,608 firearms at a cost of over $1 million at [[Phoenix]]-area gun shops. ATF was aware of 179 of those weapons found at crime scenes in [[Mexico]], and 130 in the United States.<ref>CBS</ref> As guns traced to Fast and Furious began turning up at violent crime scenes in Mexico, ATF agents stationed in Mexico voiced opposition to the program.<ref name="Washington Post">Washington Post</ref>

By June 2010, Operation Fast and Furious suspects purchased 1,608 firearms at a cost of over $1 million at [[Phoenix]]-area gun shops. ATF was aware of 179 of those weapons found at crime scenes in [[Mexico]], and 130 in the United States.<ref>CBS</ref> As guns traced to Fast and Furious began turning up at violent crime scenes in Mexico, ATF agents stationed in Mexico voiced opposition to the program.<ref name="Washington Post">Washington Post</ref>

One weapon found at the scene of the [[Islamic]] terrorist attack in [[France]] on November 13, 2015, that left 129 people dead was traced back to Operation Fast and Furious.<ref>[http://www.judicialwatch.org/blog/2016/06/law-enforcement-sources-gun-used-paris-terrorist-attacks-came-phoenix/ Law Enforcement Sources: Gun Used in Paris Terrorist Attacks Came from Phoenix, Judicial Watch, June 29, 2016]</ref>

One weapon found at the scene of the [[Islamic]] terrorist attack in [[France]] on November 13, 2015, that left 129 people dead was traced back to Operation Fast and Furious.<ref>[http://www.judicialwatch.org/blog/2016/06/law-enforcement-sources-gun-used-paris-terrorist-attacks-came-phoenix/ Law Enforcement Sources: Gun Used in Paris Terrorist Attacks Came from Phoenix, Judicial Watch, June 29, 2016]</ref>