It appears the shooting at the Old National Bank in Louisville, Kentucky, that left five people dead was carried out at a gun-free zone, according to an employee handbook.
"Importantly, the bank’s employee handbook makes it clear that carrying a permitted concealed handgun into the bank is a fireable offense. This employee would have known that the employees were banned from having guns," the Crime Prevention Research Center wrote in a post Tuesday."Why isn’t it newsworthy that time after time these mass murderers pick targets where their victims are defenseless.
CPRC founder and President John Lott has repeatedly spoken out about how gun-free zones could serve as magnets for murderers who want to cause as much bloodshed as possible.
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