Safety Concerns Fuel Debate over Concealed Firearms in Fresno Government Buildings
Janz says eligible prosecutors should be allowed to carry concealed firearms in municipal buildings after a courthouse stabbing and other threats.
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Safety concerns fuel debate over concealed firearms in Fresno government buildings
A recent attack on a senior prosecutor outside the Fresno County Courthouse and an earlier incident at Fresno City Attorney Andrew Janz's home have renewed concerns about the safety of public employees and sparked debate over whether certain city attorneys should be allowed to carry firearms inside municipal buildings.
Fresno mulls letting prosecutors carry concealed firearms after stabbing rocks California
Fresno County officials are pushing to let prosecutors carry concealed firearms after a shocking daylight stabbing of a senior deputy district attorney last week.
Fresno County mulls letting prosecutors carry concealed firearms after stabbing rocks California
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Janz directs city's prosecutors to carry concealed weapons following Courthouse Park attack
Fresno City Attorney Andrew Janz is directing his prosecutors to carry firearms if they have a Concealed Carry Weapon permit after a Fresno County prosecutor was attacked last week in downtown Fresno. Janz’s directive comes as county and city officials are exploring policies that would allow various employees to carry firearms while on the job. Driving the news: Last week, Dustin Crawford, 42, was arrested for attempted murder after stabbing a…
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