Harrisonville's fire chief said the ordinance was needed because there isn't a state statute that addresses weapons on ambulances.

Numerous times I’ve had to wrestle knives or guns away from somebody,” said Chief Sullivan, who is advocating for this ordinance to protect both paramedics and patients.

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