Gov. Mary Fallin defends Oklahoma's existing gun laws
Gov. Mary Fallin said she hasn't had a chance to review President Barack Obama's proposed gun restrictions.

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She also is eager to hear recommendations of the recently formed Oklahoma Commission on School Security, headed by Lt. Gov. Todd Lamb. The plan is to address both school security and the mental health needs of the state. It is not expected to address gun control.
“I'm going to reserve my judgment on what we're going to do until I have the opportunity to see what their group … will recommend to me,” Fallin said.
Weapon decision
Fallin, who already has armed troopers assigned to provide security for her, said she decided to get a concealed gun permit because she and her husband also possess handguns.
“It's good for my own personal safety to be able to carry, if I choose to do that,” she said.
“From a private citizen's standpoint, it's a matter of personal safety to be able to carry, if a person chooses to do that.
“It may be right for some; it may not be right for others.”
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