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MI: Police Commission opposes relaxed CPL rules in wake of Las Vegas shooting
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Days after the mass shooting in Las Vegas, the Detroit Police Commission, a citizen oversight board of the police department, unanimously passed a resolution opposing a series of proposed laws in Lansing that would relax rules for concealed pistol license holders.
The proposed laws, Senate bills 584 and 585, would allow Michigan CPL holders, who apply for an exemption, take an additional eight hours of gun training and fire at least 94 bullets at a gun range, to carry firearms in gun-free zones, such as schools, arenas, bars and churches.
The decision to publicly urge the Legislature not to pass the series of laws appeared partly motivated by the Las Vegas attack. |
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jac
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What does Las Vegas shooting have to do with concealed carry? The low life in Las Vegas used rifles.
Sounds like an excuse to oppose concealed carry. |
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