On the Lars Larson Show to discuss the Virginia Beach Shooting, the dangers of gun-free zones and more

Jun 19, 2019 | Featured

Dr. Lott talks with host Lars Larson on both his Northwest and national radio shows about the Virginia Beach Shooting and how one female employee was so concerned about a fellow employee, she wanted to carry a concealed gun at work for her safety. However, there was an employee policy forbidding firearms in the building, so she decided to obey the policy and not carry a firearm for self- defense. This woman, unfortunately, lost her life when the employee she was concerned about murdered her in the municipal building where she worked.

(Northwest show, Wednesday, June 12, 2019 5:05-5:18 PM, and later replayed that day on his national show)

The Northwest show is on 21 radio stations, including KVI in Seattle, KXL in Portland, and KXLY in Spokane, with about 350,000 listeners.

Lars Larson’s National show is listened to by over 1.25 million people.

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