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The proposed bill would require all Utah schools to have either a school resource officer, an armed security guard or a trained and armed staff member readily available in case of a school shooting.
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Police records show that 75-year-old Craig Robertson of Provo had a history of frightening people with firearms. Robertson was killed last week as the FBI tried to arrest him for threats made against President Joe Biden.
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The FBI said in a statement that Robertson had resisted arrest and pointed a .357 revolver at agents who had come to his home to arrest him. The FBI did not respond to questions about whether Robertson shot at agents.
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The family insisted in a statement Thursday that Air Force veteran Craig Deleeuw Robertson would not have committed violence over political disagreements.
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As real acts of mass violence become a more common reality in this country, hoax reports of shootings are plaguing schools.
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Police records obtained by The Associated Press shed light on Michael Haight’s violent tendencies and the warning signs that authorities were aware of years before the tragic murder-suicide.
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School officials are putting mental health at the forefront following the tragic killing of a family in the Southern Utah town of Enoch.
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Officials in the city of Enoch said 42-year-old Michael Haight, 42 took his own life after killing his wife, mother-in-law and the couple’s five children.
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The governor said he’s asked lawmakers to “keep an open mind” on gun reform.
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Curtis, who represents Utah’s 3rd Congressional District, said lawmakers needed to “take the time it takes to get this right.”
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"How much more carnage?" the president asked in his national address on Thursday.
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Democratic state Senator Derek Kitchen wants to raise the legal age to buy a gun in Utah from 18 to 21.