New Bill That Would Require Law Enforcement To Call Supervisor Before Drawing Firearm Is Not Actually A Thing

By Brandon Curtis

An article was posted on Blue News Network that claims a bill is in the works that would require law enforcement to get permission from their supervisors before they were able to draw their firearm.

The article was published on March 12th 2019, and the website publishes satirical articles that are focused on law enforcement.

This information is not true, but that didn’t stop it from being spread around the internet like a wildfire.

Part of the article reads;

In a recent bill presented to the Senate, law enforcement officers would be required to request permission from their shift supervisor before utilizing their service weapon. The bill, titled “A Second Chance”, is geared towards “preventing police atrocities.” As part of the bill, officers finding themselves in a life threatening situation would first need to call their supervisor and ask before introducing their service weapon into the scenario. Further, the supervisor would then in turn have to call a local civilian committee to discuss the matter so that a community backed decision can be made. These steps would be taken prior to drawing not only …Read the Rest

Source:: Concealed Nation