The conversation that made veteran cop change his views on concealed carry: ‘They schooled me’

Speaking before the Maryland Senate last week, a retired Maryland State Police officer and former commander of the Maryland State Police Licensing Division admitted that he once thought the prospect of many residents having concealed carry permits was “scary.” However, as he educated himself about gun owners, his opinion on concealed carry changed. Continue reading “The conversation that made veteran cop change his views on concealed carry: ‘They schooled me’”

Atty. Gen. Kamala Harris appeals gun ruling involving San Diego County

The California attorney general Wednesday asked a full federal appeals court to review a controversial gun case in hopes the court will overturn a ruling by a three-judge panel that would make it easier for someone to legally carry a concealed weapon in public. Continue reading “Atty. Gen. Kamala Harris appeals gun ruling involving San Diego County”