Memphis Police Director Wants Lawmakers To Ban Guns In Cars

By Tom Knighton

One scenario that concerns me is someone trying to carjack me when my kids are in the car. Cars are insured, after all, and since the bad guy has the drop on me already, it’s probably going to be easy to give him the car. But if my kids are in the car, things change and I’m going to use my firearm to protect my family.

But the police director of Memphis, Tennessee doesn’t seem to think that’s a problem. In fact, he thinks that guns in cars should be outright banned.

The Shelby County Legislative Delegation heard from Memphis Police Director Mike Rallings loud and clear.

The group was holding their annual meeting where officials talk about legislation they’d like to see approved in Nashville next year.
Director Rallings says he doesn’t want any laws passed that would make it easier for people to carry guns.

Yes, he talked about crime, how violent crime is dropping, but not nearly enough for his liking.
Yes, he has no troubles with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation looking into all Memphis Police-involved shootings.

And when it was over, he still had something to say.
“Oh, I told them,” he said, “… don’t pass, you know, anything related …Read the Rest

Source:: Bearing Arms