GOP Lawmaker Apologizes for Leaving Loaded Gun in Colorado Capitol Bathroom
TL;DR
Colorado Republican State Rep. Don Wilson apologized for leaving his loaded gun unattended in a state Capitol bathroom, acknowledging the mistake and expressing commitment to responsible firearm handling. The incident, involving a 9mm Glock found by a janitor, occurred after the building was closed to the public, prompting discussions on legislation to prohibit carrying firearms in the Capitol. While no criminal charges are pending, House Speaker Julie McCluskie emphasized the seriousness of the situation and the need for enhanced safety measures.
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