8. Illegal guns. A study by the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, To- bacco, and Firearms (BATF) (USA Today, 22 June 2000) surveyed 1530 investigations by the U.S. BATF into ille- gal gun trafficking from July 1996 through December 1998. The study reports the portion of cases that were the result of each of five gun trafficking violations: 46% Straw purchase (legal gun buyer acting on behalf of an illegal buyer.) 21% Unlicensed sellers 14% Gun shows and flea markets 14% Stolen from federally licensed dealers 10% Stolen from residencesd) Write a brief report on what they say about illegal gun trafficking. Note any possible problems with the data. e) The study also noted that although corrupt licensed dealers accounted for 133 of the 1,530 investigations, they were linked to 40,365 of the 84,128 firearms in- volved in those investigations. How does this new information about the Who of the study affect your conclusions