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FL: Bill Would Allow Guns in Private Religious Schools
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A new bill in the Florida legislature could arm teachers with guns in private religious schools. If HB 849 passes, anyone with a concealed carry permit would legally be allowed to bring a gun into any religious institution that has a school. Rep. Neil Combee, R-Polk City, said that if passed, it would be up to the private religious schools to decide who can carry a gun inside, just like at any private business. |
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Sosalty
(3/21/2017)
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| I'm shocked. My girl attended a religious school where her teacher carried, and that was in California! Better catch up Florida. |
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