Texas Standard for June 13, 2016
Falling through the cracks? Like the Fort Hood shooter, the Orlando gunman had twice been interviewed by the FBI. We’ll explore. Also: You too can buy an AR-15, assuming you meet certain basic criteria. But the weapon used in yesterday’s massacre was not an automatic. We’ll sort the fact from fiction over assault rifles. And: Texas flooding doesn’t just bring headaches and heartache. Its health effects bring real aches and pain too. Plus: The high price of police body cameras: When calculating the costs, are policymakers missing out on a hidden windfall? Those stories and lots more, today on the Texas Standard.
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