CLAYTON, Mo. – St. Louis County Executive Sam Page wants to ban people who are convicted of domestic violence from carrying concealed guns. He is asking the county council to pass the legislation.
“We must do what we can to reduce crime,” said St. Louis County Executive Sam Page. “One thing that we believe we can do under state law is ban abusers from carrying concealed firearms to protect survivors of relationship violence.”
Today I asked the County Council to pass legislation that would ban domestic abusers from carrying concealed firearms.
It's a common sense measure we can do to reduce crime. Banning abusers from carrying concealed firearms can prevent relationship violence from escalating. pic.twitter.com/yCDiVcz1mT
— County Executive Sam Page (@DrSamPage) January 10, 2020
