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Reporter: Marlena Lang
Original Air Date: 7/18/22

The Illinois State Police (ISP) filed an emergency rule change Monday regarding clear and present danger reports and FOID (Firearm Owner Identification) card applications. This emergency rule follows the Highland Park fourth of July shooting, as the shooter Robert Crimo III was still able to legally receive his FOID card after he was the center of a clear and present danger report back in 2019.

For a person to be considered a clear and present danger, they must be a person who if granted access to a firearm or ammunition, pose a threat to themselves or others. This is determined through an ISP investigative team.