Reynolds says gun laws would not have prevented Perry shooting
Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds said no additional gun laws would have prevented the fatal Perry High School shooting on January 4. She cited the "evil out there" and noted the shooter, a 17 year old, used a shotgun and a small handgun and placed an explosive device that did not detonate.
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Reynolds pledges focus on mental health after Perry school shooting
Iowa Governor Reynolds described a Perry school shooting as a horrific tragedy and emphasized mental and behavioral health care, funding for a child mental health system, and school safety measures. She highlighted the School Safety Bureau receiving 100 million in federal funds and praised local responders.
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Two charged after Cedar Rapids shooting investigation
In Cedar Rapids police stopped a car near Kirkwood Court South at 11 19 p m on Thursday after a shooting left a man with a leg wound. Derek Morrison Jr 25 and Cordell Buress 27 face drug and firearm charges from the incident. Morrison held on 10000 bail Buress released on recognizance.
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