Gun Safety

Read: Oxford School Shooter Parents Sentenced to 10 to 15 Years

Oxford School Shooter Parents Sentenced to 10 to 15 Years

Both parents were found guilty of four counts of involuntary manslaughter and faced up to 15 years in prison for each count.

Read: The Covenant School: Remembering the Victims and Heroes 1 Year Later

The Covenant School: Remembering the Victims and Heroes 1 Year Later

Killed in the shooting were students Evelyn Dieckhaus, William Kinney, and Hallie Scruggs, and employees Mike Hill, Katherine Koonce, and Cynthia Peak.

Read: Father of Oxford School Shooter Found Guilty of Involuntary Manslaughter

Father of Oxford School Shooter Found Guilty of Involuntary Manslaughter

Prosecutors largely focused on James Crumbley’s improper storage of the firearm his son used in the Oxford High School shooting.

Read: 2 Texas School Security Officers Fired for Leaving Unattended Guns on Campus

2 Texas School Security Officers Fired for Leaving Unattended Guns on Campus

One Fort Bend ISD officer left their gun in a bathroom, while another officer left theirs in a fifth-grade classroom.

Read: Mother of Oxford School Shooter Found Guilty of Involuntary Manslaughter

Mother of Oxford School Shooter Found Guilty of Involuntary Manslaughter

Jennifer Crumbley is the first parent in the U.S. to be held responsible for their child carrying out a mass school shooting.

Read: U.S. Department of Education Issues New Resource for School Administrators on Importance of Safe Firearm Storage

U.S. Department of Education Issues New Resource for School Administrators on Importance of Safe Firearm Storage

Schools can use this new resource to communicate with parents and families about the importance of safe firearm storage, and encourage more people to take preventive action by safely storing firearms.

Read: Iowa Students March to State Capitol to Demand Stricter Gun Laws

Iowa Students March to State Capitol to Demand Stricter Gun Laws

The students walked out of school Monday to demand stronger gun violence prevention laws following the fatal shooting at Perry High School.

Read: CDC: 76% of Firearms Used in Unintentional Deaths Among Kids Were Stored Unlocked

CDC: 76% of Firearms Used in Unintentional Deaths Among Kids Were Stored Unlocked

An estimated 30 million children live in homes with firearms, including 4.6 million in households that report storing firearms loaded and unlocked.

Read: Get a Grip: Santas Against Gun Violence

Get a Grip: Santas Against Gun Violence

A man with 50 years of experience in public health — and portraying Santa Claus — shares his thoughts on gun violence in schools.

Read: Sandy Hook Promise Report Shows How Firearm Industry Targets Kids

Sandy Hook Promise Report Shows How Firearm Industry Targets Kids

The group says the firearm industry has intentionally named “youth” as a key target audience in marketing briefs, discussing a “window of opportunity” to build consumer loyalty before they turn 16.

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