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TOPEKA – Although Conscience and Missouryians are still from a collective shooting of February 1, in which dozens of injured and one were dead, a Kansas legalists are insisting on changing gun rules in the state so that the “fed” gun like itself Could not interfere with the owners.
Columbus Republican, Rape Michael Houssar stopped the Kansas Gun Rights Preservation Act to impose any federal gun law to ban the state and local law enforce The rights of citizens are prohibited from using themselves or firearm, or the billets that also believe that the bills. His guns were taken away incorrectly to file a civil suit.
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House Bill 2803, listened to by a house committee on Thursday, can fix $ 50,000 for every violation of state and local agencies.
Hausar used himself as an example of a citizen who follows a law, which would protect the law. Hausar said that he is the owner of a pistol brace.
“You are going to come, feds are helping me take me to jail?” The House questioned one of the law enforcement officers who testified against the bill. “… me, a law following a law.”
Across the state, an average of 450 residents are killed every year by the fire scriptures every year, according to the data of every year. The rules of the state guns allow anyone to be entitled to keep a gun to publicly carrying firearms of 18 or older and legally a license or permit. Any person aged 21 or older can carry a hidden weapon without training or licensing.
In early February, 23 people were injured by bullets and a woman was killed in Canasus City, Missouri during the Super Bowl Victory Parade in Canus City.
Rape boug highberger, de-geores said, “In the last 20 years, almost every collective shooting in this country has been done by a person who was a law to follow a law, as long as they follow other laws Do not shoot citizens. ” “Personally, I am more interested in protecting the rights of citizens who follow the law, who are being shot than the citizens who are shooting laws.”
Hausar said that his guns were not harming the people.
“My guns do not hurt anyone. They are locked in a safe, ”said Hausar.
Officers of Kansas Bureau of Investigation, Canasus Highway Petrol, Canasus Sheriffs Association and Canasus Police Officers spoke against other state law enforcement officers, against the measure.
KHP reported seizure of 130 guns in 2023. If these seizures were in violation of the Act, the organization could face up to $ 6.5 million in civil punishment under law under law.
Law enforcement officials said that the bill could also have a cold effect on preventing crime due to financial penalty. CBI officials said that if one of their agents seized the gun during a criminal investigation and the person was either not accused or acquitted, the person can sue under the Act. The bill will also make KBI agents zero by participating in federal work forces.
KBI Executive Officer Bob Stuart said, “Small departments and municipalities under its influence will significantly impact the impact of trivial cases on the state agency like KBI and Dracian.”
Bel Ayer Police Chief Darrell Atberry, chairman of the Consulies Association of Chiefs of Police Legislative Committee, said that his organization was protesting about the bill, rather than that he was about the partisan gun debate.
“This is not a red issue or a blue issue for us,” Atberry said. “These are just parts of it that we find objectionable, and we have concerns because some of it are unclear. Some of this is not clear. ,
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This bill is one of the several pieces of the gun rights law being considered by MLAs this year. More than 60 MPs have sponsored the House Concurrent Resolution 5020, a proposed constitutional amendment that will protect the occupation and use of ammunition, firearm goods and gun components.
In response to the shooting and gun rights law of Canasus City, Kansas Senate Democrats has packed and promoted four gun safety bills to address the state gun violence.
Their laws include safe storage rules, making the background probe compulsory for all firearms purchase, persons under 21 prevent purchasing semi-automated rifles, and require licenses for those who are a hidden Want to take the handgun.
“The children of Canasus are worth learning from the danger of gun violence and knowing their lives,” said Senate minority leader Dina Cyx, D-Lenuxa said. “Unfortunately, we do not have the Republican Senate, which has not made any meaningful progress on the gun safety law after the major parade shooting. With this legislative package, we are responding to the calls of the consensions, which are calling for the Common Sense Gun Safety Reform by implementing security measures to help keep dangerous weapons by falling into the wrong hands. ,
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