Colorado Bill Speeds Social Media Response to Police
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Colorado lawmakers introduce bill to combat online threats, aiming to prevent future school shootings by expediting social media companies response to search warrants and alerting local law enforcement about rule-breaking posts. The bill, House Bill 26155, was passed by the House Judiciary Committee after a shooting at Evergreen High School, where a student posted warning signs online before the attack. The bill, if enforced, could potentially save lives by enabling quicker action against online threats.
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