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Rosen: The virtue of armed self-defense, Texas style

January 12, 2020 by Mike Rosen Comments are Disabled

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Surrounded by educational material and Ohio State ephemera, a biometric gun safe is mounted to the wall in superintedent John Scheu's office at the Board of Education Office in Sidney, Ohio on December 5, 2017.

After Sandy Hook, Sidney City Schools began implementing security measures that include an anonymous 40 school employees, both administrators and teachers, district-wide, trained in tactical defensive shooting. The schools have Glock 19 handguns with multiple magazines lokced in biometric (fingerprint) safes hidden in the buildings, alongside bulletproof vests.

The middle school's School Resource Officer, Deputy Rick Cron, noted that in the case of a school shooting, a teacher can be armed and in a position to confront the threat in under a minute, while it might take as long as 5-10 minutes before law enforcement can reach the site.

CREDIT: Andrew Spear for The Trace

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Greenlee: ‘Safe storage’ gun laws unnecessary and unconstitutional

January 8, 2020 by Joseph Greenlee Comments are Disabled

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Fiscal analysis assumes 95% of gun confiscation orders to be granted under states new ‘red flag’ law

January 6, 2020 by Jacob Sullum Comments are Disabled

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Caldara: I gave one of my guns to a first-timer, here’s why you should too

December 26, 2019 by Jon Caldara Comments are Disabled

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Concealed handgun permits continue to increase in Colorado, across the nation

November 2, 2019 by Scott Weiser Comments are Disabled

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VIDEO: Weld Sheriff Steve Reams pans Colorado’s ‘Red Flag’ law

October 14, 2019 by Complete Colorado Staff Comments are Disabled

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Stooksberry: Research refutes ‘assault weapon’ ban, buybacks

September 16, 2019 by Jay Stooksberry Comments are Disabled

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Attorney General Weiser visits Colorado Springs; talks red flag, police use of force, other issues

September 12, 2019 by Scott Weiser Comments are Disabled

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Natelson: ‘Red flag’ laws historically about deception rather than safety; seems not much has changed

September 1, 2019 by Rob Natelson Comments are Disabled

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Loveland school district clears student of any wrongdoing over Snapchat of guns; back in classes

August 29, 2019 by Sherrie Peif Comments are Disabled

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Right To Arms

Rosen: The virtue of armed self-defense, Texas style

Greenlee: ‘Safe storage’ gun laws unnecessary and unconstitutional

Fiscal analysis assumes 95% of gun confiscation orders to be granted under states new ‘red flag’ law

Caldara: I gave one of my guns to a first-timer, here’s why you should too

Concealed handgun permits continue to increase in Colorado, across the nation

VIDEO: Weld Sheriff Steve Reams pans Colorado’s ‘Red Flag’ law

Stooksberry: Research refutes ‘assault weapon’ ban, buybacks

Attorney General Weiser visits Colorado Springs; talks red flag, police use of force, other issues

Natelson: ‘Red flag’ laws historically about deception rather than safety; seems not much has changed

Loveland school district clears student of any wrongdoing over Snapchat of guns; back in classes

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