Conceal and carry has led to more car break-ins

President of the Missouri Fraternal Order of Police Kevin Ahlbrand is a detective with St. Louis Metro P.D. He says conceal and carry has led to more car break-ins, especially where guns aren’t allowed in — such as at churches and sporting events.

This coming from a new article about assults against police on the rise. While it is interesting to note that break-ins are on the rise in areas where guns are not allowed, criminals don't want to get shot after all, it is more distressing to see that cops are being assulted at a higher rate.