Colorado's House has given preliminary approval to the most controversial gun legislation of the 2018 session: the so-called "red flag" bill, House Bill 1436.The bill would allow law enforcement and/or family members of an at-risk person to obtain a temporary "extreme risk protective order" that would then allow a law enforcement officer to remove firearms and ammunition from the person's control.That protective order would remain in place for seven days, at which time the at-risk person, who has been deemed a danger to him/herself or to others, has an opportunity to have the firearms returned.Read more on Colorado Springs Gazette