Authorities Did Not Try to Use ‘Red Flag’ Law for Indianapolis Gunman
Citing shortcomings of the state’s “red flag” law, the local prosecutor explained why he did not seek a ruling last year that would have barred Brandon Hole from possessing guns.
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