Borderline Task Force Identifies Steps Aimed at Stopping Mass Shootings [vcstar.com]

Rafael Maravilla(PACEs Connection Staff) 11/7/1912:00 PM

By Kathleen Wilson, Ventura County Star, November 5, 2019

A Ventura County task force formed to prevent mass shootings has identified changes to be made in safety measures and mental health treatment in the wake of the Borderline attack.

Possibilities include the opening of outpatient psychiatric centers by both private and public hospitals and a pilot program to streamline the process for seizing guns from people legally barred from having them.

Officials also are looking at an awareness campaign to inform the public about existing options for deterring gun violence, including the use of restraining orders for firearms and the process for getting a person in crisis into treatment.

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