These Akron victims couldn't ''just drive away'' when attacked
10:25am Monday, April 21, 2003
The bureaucrats at the Ohio State Highway Patrol have repeatedly voiced opposition to any concealed carry reform law that allows persons to exercise their right to self-defense in an automobile. In opponent testimony before the Ohio House Criminal Justice committee, Capt. John Born argued in favor of keeping in place a ban on carrying loaded weapons in cars, stating that if a person is attacked, she can "just drive away".
Here are four recent examples of Akron residents who couldn't "just drive away" when attacked in their personal vehicles. Two are dead.
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