Wilfredo Lee/AP Patrick Neville, a Columbine shooting survivor and now a state legislator in Colorado, has reintroduced a bill that would make it legal to carry concealed weapons in schools. Neville has introduced the bill every year since he took public office in 2014. But the legislation stands in stark contrast to what many survivors of the recent Parkland, Florida shooting are advocating for.
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