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Do Gun Laws Prevent Gun Violence?

  • Hampton Inn and Suites 1345 Foothill Drive Salt Lake City, UT, 84108 United States (map)

Join us for a discussion on gun laws and gun violence.

Our guests:


Ann House

Ann is the widow of Lt. Fred L. House, who was shot and killed during  one of the most infamous standoffs in Utah history, the 1988 - the Singer-Swapp Saga. Ann has been an advocate for gun control ever since.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singer-Swapp_Standoff

Clark Aposhian 

Clark is the Chairman of the Board of the Utah Shooting Sport Council, host of Gun Radio Utah and the USSC’s registered lobbyist. He is also a National Rifle Association law enforcement instructor and a senior member of the state concealed carry review board.

 utahshootingsportscouncil.org

Nancy Farrar Halden

Nancy is a member of the Gun Violence Prevention Center of Utah. She also served as the past chair of the board. The center believes it is possible to protect society from the misuse of guns and maintain the ability of citizens to own and possess firearms for  legitimate recreational purposes

 gvpc.org

 

We hope to see you there. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions and you are welcome to invite a friend.

Mary Glauser

801-809-8051

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