Mayor proposes keeping guns from domestic abusers
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October 31, 2019
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Mayor of Kansas City is proposing an ordinance aimed at helping police keep firearms away from those with a history of domestic violence.
The Kansas Star reports that the ordinance Quinton Lucas unveiled Wednesday would allow police to take firearms from domestic violence offenders or those who are the subject of restraining orders. A similar federal law exists but backers say a local law would help police and prosecutors pursue the cases.
Lucas and his staff wrote the proposal with help from the Rose Brooks Center, a shelter for victims of domestic violence.
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