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Just as grocery stores have been stripped bare by Americans panicked by coronavirus, guns, and ammo have been flying off the shelves too.

Ten Republicans joined three Democrats to defeat the measure.

The district is expected to pay for ammunition, lock boxes, evaluations, drug and alcohol tests and 56 hours of training.

Officials say the board of trustees is expected to approve the measure in a final reading after three public hearings.

The bill would include several requirements for keeping guns in vehicles, and some parking lots would be exempt.

The proposal also would have set up an appeals process for those who lost their gun rights.

Officials say it will take at least two months to come up with a policy that will then be presented to the school board for a final decision.

In a recent statement posted to Twitter, Albertsons is asking its customer to no longer open carry in each of their locations.

Timothy Stevens told the manager of the Roosevelt Lodge that, "'people are being racist against me because I'm a white redneck from Florida.'"

The Supreme Court will issue a decision at a later date.