Columbine school shooting and Colorado state Representative Patrick Neville introduced a bill on Monday that would allow for concealed carry in public schools.
Columbine school shooting and Colorado state Representative Patrick Neville introduced a bill on Monday that would allow for concealed carry in public schools.
So much for those concealed carry advocates . NBC News describes the snafu that befell one patron with a permit to carry a concealed firearm at a recent showing of The Bourne Legacy in Sparks, Nevada. “Witnesses inside the theater told officers the gun fell from the man’s pocket as he was adjusting himself in the seat,” according to the report, “and it fired when it dropped to the floor, striking him in the buttocks.” NBC News has more: “The 56-year-old man then reportedly stood up, apologized to those around him and left the theater before police arrived. He checked himself into a nearby VA hospital in Reno, where he was treated for a gunshot wound to his buttocks, according to a police report. His injury is not considered to be life-threatening.” While the individual reportedly did have a valid permit to carry a gun, the Century 14 theater is part of the Cinemark chain (which also owns the Century 16 in Aurora, Colorado ), which does not allow guns to be carried inside of their theaters. [ NBC News ]
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