Steve Neavling
ticklethewire.com
An off-duty FBI agent’s decision to take a gun into an elementary school in Nebraska has prompted debate about addressing the state’s gun law, Omaha World-Herald reports.
A parent at a Papillion elementary school spotted the gun and asked the school board to clarify the law on plainclothes officers carrying weapons.
Nebraska law, which bars weapons from school grounds, makes an exception for on-duty law enforcement, Omaha World-Herald wrote.
What’s unclear is whether off-duty offices can possess guns on school property.
Now local officials are calling on state lawmakers to clarify the law.
