Texas state Sen. Roland Gutierrez referred to as on lawmakers to behave on gun management, particularly calling on them to look into an assault weapons ban on the federal stage, in an interview on ABC News Live Wednesday.
(*2*) Gutierrez stated on ABC News Live.
“I know my district — there’s nobody in this district that goes hunting with an AR-15,” Gutierrez stated, referring to the assault weapon the alleged shooter had bought two days before the shooting.
Gutierrez referred to as on the U.S. Senate to interrupt the filibuster and go laws so as to cease seeing “these types of militarized weapons.”
“We have young, confused men, young men violating lives across this country and violating families across this country.”
He added, “It is high time that we do something. My heart goes out to the people in my community here in the valley, but we’ve got to take that to another level and do something now. Because if we can’t do something, then what are we? What are we sending people off to Washington for? What are we sending people up to Austin for? We’ve got to do more.”