Bill to let police remove guns from people in crisis has 'uphill climb' in Kentucky legislature

Backers of the 'crisis aversion and rights retention' legislation say it would keep people safe, but they acknowledge it has a challenging path in the GOP-controlled Kentucky General Assembly.

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