After a 12-year-old Memphis boy wrote a letter to Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee opposing the state’s permitless-carry gun law, he was fatally struck by a bullet on Christmas. His family members on Wednesday were in Nashville, leading a push for changes to state law.
Family members of Artemis Rayford who was shot and killed after he wrote a letter to Gov. Bill Lee opposing a permitless carry gun law are pushing for changes.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Family members of a 12-year-old Memphis boy who was fatally shot at home after he wrote a letter to Gov. Bill Lee opposing Tennessee's permitless carry gun law are leading a push for changes to state law to prevent further violence.