He also backs it up with information from The Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Policy and Research, which they tell in “A study of 111 mass killings, in which six or more people had been killed per incident, found no case of an armed civilian stopping a shooting in progress”(Johns Hopkins Center ). The Johns Hopkins Center also found that “An FBI analysis of active-shooter situations between 2000 and 2013 found that unarmed civilians were more than 20 times as likely to end an active shooting than were armed civilians.” The statistics there helps develop a better thinking of people with and without guns in shooting situations. The people without guns are more likely to end an active shooting. The more violence there is and the less guns we have available for everyday people the less traumatic incidents will
He also backs it up with information from The Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Policy and Research, which they tell in “A study of 111 mass killings, in which six or more people had been killed per incident, found no case of an armed civilian stopping a shooting in progress”(Johns Hopkins Center ). The Johns Hopkins Center also found that “An FBI analysis of active-shooter situations between 2000 and 2013 found that unarmed civilians were more than 20 times as likely to end an active shooting than were armed civilians.” The statistics there helps develop a better thinking of people with and without guns in shooting situations. The people without guns are more likely to end an active shooting. The more violence there is and the less guns we have available for everyday people the less traumatic incidents will