Report: Mineta opposes pilots’ guns

03 Mar 2002

Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta opposes pilots’ demands for firearms to defend the cockpit against hijackers but would support stun guns that use an electric current to temporarily incapacitate an attacker, Saturday’s Los Angeles Times reports. Full Story

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