WCPOGov. Mike DeWine to address bill Monday that will reduce training time to arm teachers
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56% : The non-profit program -- which was created by parents, law enforcement and nationally-recognized safety and medical experts -- offers free training to schools that want teachers and staff to carry firearms.53% : The Supreme Court said they needed the same training as law enforcement.
47% : RELATED Gun laws have restrictions, but allow quick purchases for buyers who pass background check Data shows U.S. is an outlier when it comes to mass shootings, gun laws
43% : CINCINNATI -- There are changes coming to gun laws in Ohio as Governor Mike DeWine is expected to sign a bill Monday that would cut training time to arm teachers and school staff.
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