Gun Control Events

On September 3, 1 man was found dead, 1 man was hospitalized, and 1 man was injured. This event occurred at the Sacramento Community College in California. Some people believe that events such as this still would have occurred if their was Gun Control. Some believe that with Gun Control events like this would never have happened. On September 3, 2015, the Sacramento Community College went into lockdown for two hours because of an that had occurred on campus earlier that day. There was a verbal argument between two cousins, Roman P. Gonzales and Rico Ridgeway, and Charlie Hola and one unknown suspect. Ridgeway then allegedly stabbed Charlie Hola, who was hospitalized but is supposed to survive. The unknown suspect shot Gonzales and grazed Ridgeway with a bullet. Ridgeway tried to perform CPR on his cousin, Gonzales, but was unsuccessful, Gonzales died at the scene. Ridgeway and Gonzales were both college students enrolled at Sacramento Community College, and Hola was a former student at the Sacramento Community College. Ridgeway was charged …show more content…
In 2011 it was discovered through a survey that major difference between countries control was weather owning a gun was a privilege or a right. Attempts at gun control have occurred as far back as 1968 with the Gun Control Act, which granted the state and local law enforcement the with increased power in controlling gun control in attempt to fight crime. By making it illegal to sell guns and ammunition to anyone less that eighteen years old. Attempts continued to 1993 with the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act, which requires a background check with any purchase of a firearm. Advocates of gun control argue that sweeping ownership of guns increases the danger of gun-related crime. While Adversary's of gun control argue that it does not reduce gun-related injuries, and that it goes against individual