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Why Indiana s Red Flag Law Failed to Stop the FedEx Shooting - Foundation for Economic Education

Why Indiana s Red Flag Law Failed to Stop the FedEx Shooting The failure of Indiana’s gun law to prevent the FedEx shooting reveals the inherent problems with red flag laws. Friday, April 23, 2021 Craig McCartt, Deputy Chief of Indianapolis Metro PD, talks to reporters at an April 17 press conference. He then took his own life. CNN recently pointed out that Indiana is one of several US states that have so-called “red flag” laws also known as Extreme Risk Protection Orders that allow courts to seize firearms from individuals suspected of being a danger to themselves or others. Furthermore, it was revealed that Hole, who was interviewed by the FBI last year, was allowed to purchase a firearm months after being served with an Extreme Risk Protection Order.

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Restrictions work, says man who brought Massachusetts gun deaths to record low

Restrictions work, says man who brought Massachusetts gun deaths to record low Sarah Betancourt in Boston © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Steven Senne/AP In 2020, even as many Americans remained cloistered in their homes under the pandemic, 19,380 died from gunshots – more than in any other year. This year is no different. According to the Gun Violence Archive, there have been 158 mass shootings with four or more people shot, more than one a day. No one knows the numbers better than John Rosenthal, a co-founder of Stop Handgun Violence, a Boston-based non-profit. He has discussed the issue with presidents, governors, a supreme court justice and even the former head of Smith & Wesson. Largely thanks to his efforts, the state has the lowest US gun death rate.

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Restrictions work, says man who brought Massachusetts gun deaths to record low

Restrictions work, says man who brought Massachusetts gun deaths to record low
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Hoober: Amazingly Almost Everything Joe Biden Just Said Was Wrong

Font Size: As we all know, President Joe Biden gave a speech and announced some executive orders which are purported to combat gun violence. And there was much applause, and even more squinting as he strained to look at the teleprompter. Biden starts speaking about 3:30 in. WATCH: And a lot of it comes from the back end of a bull. Now, it’s one thing to propose regulations that have something to do with an actual problem, but it’s another to regulate something that isn’t a problem just for the sake of regulating something. So let’s go over what he got wrong.

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Gun control: Biden attempts to tackle US gun violence | News | DW

Biden takes executive action on US gun epidemic US President Joe Biden on Thursday announced six executive actions that his administration will take in an effort to fight the epidemic of gun violence that has gripped the country for decades. Biden called gun violence a national health crisis that cost the United States not only the lives and futures of its citizens but also an estimated $280 billion (€235 billion) each year. This is an epidemic, for God s sake, and it has to stop, Biden said at an outdoor press conference at the White House. Vice President Kamala Harris and Attorney General Merrick Garland the nation s top law officer also spoke at the Rose Garden event.

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