Indianapolis city council votes in favor of banning 'assault' rifles, removing concealed carry

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Indianapolis city council votes in favor of banning 'assault' rifles, removing concealed carry

The Indianapolis City-County Council passed a gun control plan proposed by the city's mayor to ban "assault" rifles, remove concealed carry and raise the age to buy a gun to 21.

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More over reach by 'common sense' elected officials.

Introduced by Mayor Joe Hogsett as part of his public safety plan, Proposal 156 was initially approved nine to four by the city's Public Safety and Criminal Justice Committee.​

The ordinance increases the age required to purchase a gun in the city to 21 years old, bans "assault rifles" within city limits and mandates a license to carry.​

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Dan

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[WillametteWill]

Just think, my bride attended the NRA conference in this city way back in 2019 when they were gun -friendly and un-woke.

 

[nwslopoke]

Well, there you have it. The end of crime and mayhem for that city. Job done. I do want to see the speech when nothing gets better because they didn't overreach enough.

 

[Longwalkhome]

Just my opinion but it looks like the governments in cities and states are scared to death of the future, it's why they want guns out of everyone's hands but theirs.

Smart states are making it easier to go armed because they know its the good citizens that will stop the violence coming.

 

[bradsteen]

You know, it would be nice if city councils would stay the hell away from constitutional issues and just focus on keeping the city running.

 

[GrayGoose]

So glad the criminals will surely abide with those laws.

 

[Stomper]

You know, it would be nice if city councils would stay the hell away from constitutional issues and just focus on keeping the city running.

Not to mention keeping the group drug-parties and their sheite piles and pools of piss off the downtown sidewalks….. right, Porltland?

 

[Ura-Ki]

You guy s know, that got shot down in record time, RIGHT?

 

[msgriff]

You guy s know, that got shot down in record time, RIGHT?

The Indiana Attorney General issued a statement saying that the Indianapolis city ordinance is unconstitutional based on Indiana's preemption laws. The ordinance is still on the books, and will probably remain so until someone with standing challenges it. The leftist's solution will be to remove state preemption laws, much like what Oregon intends on doing.