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While Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee and lawmakers wrestle with a response to The Covenant School shooting, Tennessee faces another crisis that gets far less attention: the theft of guns from cars.
Chief of the Metropolitan Police Department in Nashville and a well-known personality in the field of law enforcement.
In a country awash with guns, with more firearms than people, the parked car has become a new flashpoint in the debates over how and whether to regulate gun safety.
The growing number of firearms kept in vehicles has become a new point of contention in the debates over regulating gun safety.
(Rutherford County, TN) Guns left unattended in vehicles continue to be a contributing factor to increased crime in Tennessee. To help combat criminals access to guns, State Representative Mike Sparks from Smyrna says he will sponsor his gun safe bill again this year in the 113th General Assembly. Over the past two years, his bill has eliminated taxes on the purchase of gun safes in Tennessee. Sparks talked about what inspired him to push the bill over 2-years ago… ...