A bill that would allow armed teachers in Nebraska schools prompts emotional testimony
- The Nebraska Legislature is considering a bill, LB 1339, that would allow teachers and school staff in rural districts to be armed as a response to school shootings.
- The bill also includes provisions such as allowing off-duty law enforcement to carry guns on school property and creating school maps for emergency responders.
- Testimony on the bill was given at a public hearing, with 12 people supporting the bill and 11 people opposing it.
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