Columbine Shooting Survivor Introduces Bill To Allow Teachers To Carry Guns In Schools
Columbine Shooting Survivor Introduces Bill To Allow Teachers To Carry Guns In Schools
While the media is pushing hard for gun control in the wake of the tragic mass shooting in Florida, using a small number of kids as political props, another survivor of a school shooting is pushing hard in the opposite direction.
Colorado House Minority Leader Patrick Neville, who survived the 1999 Columbine High School shooting in Colorado, has introduced legislation to remove restrictions on concealed carry in schools, The Washington Times reported.
Click here to see more 2A articles like this one.
Under current Colorado law, anyone who has a concealed carry permit “may bring firearms onto school property, but must keep them locked inside their vehicles.”
Neville, though, believes that it is time to arm teachers so they can act during a school shooting.
Read More at Daily Wire