Sandy Hook Advisory Commission calls for action on report

February 14, 2015

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Hamden Mayor Scott Jackson, right, and Norwalk Fire Chief Denis McCarthy (Hugh McQuaid photo)

HARTFORD, Conn. – The Sandy Hook Advisory Commission wrapped up more than two years of work Friday by accepting its report on the 2012 Newtown murders and making a plea to policymakers to adopt its recommendations.

Gov. Dannel P. Malloy created the panel of education, mental health, law enforcement, and safety experts to report on the Dec. 14, 2012, murders of 20 children and six educators at Sandy Hook Elementary School. The group made final changes to the report Friday and will meet next month to send the finalized version to the governor.

The more than 250-page document contains recommendations to further tighten Connecticut’s firearm regulations, harden the security of schools, and improve insurance coverage and access to behavioral health programs.

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One response to “Sandy Hook Advisory Commission calls for action on report”

Scott

February 16, 2015

Now the push begins to eliminate all firearms except revolvers, bolt action rifles and pump shotguns. ” Any gun capable of firing more than 10 rounds” pretty much encompasses all magazine fed semi automatic weapons. Let the confiscation begin.

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