Roundup: Colorado Springs nightclub mass shooter dodged "red flag" law aimed at preventing massacres


by Peter Mertz

COLORADO SPRINGS, the United States, Nov. 23 (Xinhua) -- Colorado gun control advocates were thrilled in 2019 when the Centennial State joined 18 other U.S. states to pass a "red flag" bill that allowed law enforcement officers to seize the guns of potentially violent gun owners, and they said the law might have prevented the latest mass shooting in Colorado Springs, the state's second largest city.

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