Georgia town votes to require gun ownership

Published April 2, 2013 4:00am ET



Nelson, Ga., a tiny town near Atlanta, is putting public safety in the hands of its 1,300 residents with a new law requiring gun ownership.

City council members unanimously approved the Family Protection Ordinance on Monday night, both as a safety measure and a means of protecting residents’ Second Amendment rights from federal gun control laws.

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