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New Bill Allows Retired Peace Officers to Carry Firearms

By: Dylan Brooks
Updated: November 11, 2010
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AUSTIN -- Representative Tom Craddick has filed legislation focusing on honorably retired peace officers.
    Craddick wants to make sure that they're able to retain the right to carry firearms. The proposed legislation corrects some current inconsistencies with state statues, which could lead to problems.
    Craddick believes this will be an easy legislative fix.

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