Martin O’Malley pushes gun control plan before Senate panel

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ANNAPOLIS — Gov. Martin O’Malley pushed his plan for tough gun control measures to a state Senate panel on Wednesday, while hundreds of Marylanders both for and against the bill lined up outside the Senate office building waiting for their chance to testify.

“We choose to take on gun violence this session because every life is precious, every life is needed, and there is no tragedy worse than the violent taking of a child’s life,” O’Malley said.

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