ºüÀêÊÓƵ County police chief supports gun control plan
The ºüÀêÊÓƵ County police chief gave his support for a plan to crack down on the open-carry of firearms in unincorporated county territory on Tuesday, Oct. 24. The plan aims to stop teenagers from openly carrying weapons — since minors can't get a concealed carry license. "It gives us an opportunity to take action based on what's stated in the law," police Chief Kenneth Gregory Gregory said.
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The plan aims to stop teenagers from openly carrying weapons — since minors can't get a concealed carry license.
If signed by County Executive Sam Page, it will require a concealed carry license to openly carry a gun in unincorporated county. It effectively blocks teenagers from openly carrying.
A college football player has been charged with bringing a gun to practice at Missouri Baptist University earlier this month.
