Jindal Says Lafayette Movie Theater Shooter Should Have Been Denied Gun
The gunman who opened fire in a Louisiana movie theater should not have been allowed to legally buy the gun he used to kill two people and injure nine because of his mental history, Gov. Bobby Jindal said Sunday. Shooter John Houser "should have never been able to buy that gun," Jindal told NBC News. "That should have never been able to happen.", Houser had been involuntarily hospitalized for mental conditions in Georgia and denied a concealed weapons permit in Alabama in 2006 because of a domestic violence complaint and a previous arrest connected to an arson plot. Jim Cavanaugh, a, Read the rest of the story from our partners at NBC News