California Assemblyman Proposes Law to Protect Privacy of Gun Owners
Would prevent the state from releasing personal information of gun owners similarly to the way releasing info on cops, legislators, already restricted
Assemblyman Allan Mansoor (R-Costa Mesa) introduced a bill Wednesday aimed at keeping the addresses of law-abiding gun owners private.
Assembly Bill 134, dubbed the Family Protection Act, would prohibit law enforcement agencies from releasing personal information, like addresses or phone numbers, about firearm owners under the California Public Records Act.
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