Virginia has a red flag law that is supposed to help people alert authorities when someone may be a threat to themselves or others. Michael Pope reports that federal money is available to help spread awareness about the program in Virginia.
Millions of dollars are on the table for Virginia to raise awareness of its red flag law
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