House delays debate on handguns at schools hosting church
March 24, 2017
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina House debate on whether someone can carry a concealed handgun on K-12 school property where church services also are held has been delayed.
The bill sponsor moved the debate and likely vote on the legislation from Thursday to next Monday. Rep. Rena Turner of Iredell County gave no reason when requesting it from the floor.
The measure would allow someone with a concealed weapons permit to be armed while at a church-affiliated school where space also is used for religious worship. In its current form, the bill also could apply to churches that rent public scho...
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