Missouri House Votes Against Ban on Kids Carrying Guns

US state votes against banning children from carrying guns in public

A measure on the best way to fight crime in Missouri, US, was debated with lawmakers on Wednesday which included banning kids from walking down the street with firearms

Missouri: GOP-led House votes down proposal to ban kids from carrying guns

Missouri’s Republican-led House has voted against banning minors from openly carrying firearms on public land without adult supervision. The proposal failed by a 104-39 vote, while only one Republican voted in support of it. As the gun epidemic continues to spread in the US, Democratic Rep. Donna Baringer said police in her district had asked for the change. The police had sought to stop “14-year-olds walking down the middle of the street in the…

Missouri decides not to ban unsupervised minors from carrying guns on public property

A proposal to ban minors from carrying some guns on public property without a 21-year-old present failed to advance this week, as Republican lawmakers decided not to include the proposed amendment in a broader crime bill.

Missouri Republicans Vote to Affirm Toddlers’ Rights to Carry Firearms in the Streets

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Missouri GOP votes down bill to ban children from carrying guns

The Republican-led House in Missouri on Wednesday voted against a proposal to ban minors from openly carrying firearms without adult supervision in public. The proposal failed by a 104-39 vote, with only one Republican state representative voting in support of it. Democratic state Rep. Donna Baringer told the Associated Press that police in her district were concerned about "14-year-olds walking down the middle of the street in the city of St. L…

Missouri Allows Minors to Carry Guns in Public!

Despite pleas from law enforcement to ban minors from carrying firearms on public land without adult supervision, the Republican-led Missouri state house voted against the proposal on Wednesday. Written by Steve Cannon for USSA News. Key Takeaways: The proposal to ban minors from openly carrying firearms in public failed by a 104-39 vote. Only one