Missouri GOP leaders unlikely to revise Second Amendment law at police group's request

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Missouri Republican legislative leaders appear uninterested in revising a new Second Amendment law at the request of a police group that says the measure makes it harder for local law enforcement to apprehend suspects in gun-related crimes. The Second Amendment Preservation Act (SAPA) was a victory for GOP politicians and gun rights activists when it passed last year. It was buoyed by lawmakers' desire to push back on gun control measures promised by President Joe Biden's administration. SAPA declares certain federal gun laws "invalid" if they do not have an equivalent in...