Support Public Safety Measures in Domestic Violence Cases Involving Firearms

The upcoming Supreme Court case involving Zackey Rahimi, a domestic violence suspect who went on a shooting spree, raises critical questions about public safety and constitutional rights. Evidence shows a significant increase in the risk of homicide when firearms are involved in domestic violence incidents. Texas has seen a rise in family violence offenses and intimate partner killings involving firearms. It is crucial to consider the potential danger of allowing individuals under protective orders to possess guns, even if they have not been convicted. Therefore, it is requested to support measures that prioritize public safety over gun rights, particularly in cases of domestic violence. This approach aligns with the principle that certain rights may be restricted when they pose a significant risk to others.