Although many people struggle with gun control, but gun violence still happens everywhere and effects the public safety. Moreover, the impact of gun violence is even more pronounced among teenagers and young adults. This is a very dangerous signal for our community. In February of 2018 a lone gunman went on a shooting rampage and killed seventeen students and staff members of a Douglas High School in southeastern Florida. Nikolas Cruz, nineteen years old, a former student, confessed to carrying out the shooting rampage. He was armed with two semi-automatic had guns and an assault rifle. After a sad day, the officials have begun going through Cruz's social media accounts and have found "disturbing" posts; In the weeks after, the gun sales in Florida spiked which is not the result that was expected and holds a problem in itself. But, however, high gun sales rates still put our community and public safely at risk, and the failure of parents to keep their guns away from children is a potential risk as well. The way to maintain safety in and around the neighborhood is not to have everyone stockpile guns. Gun restrictions will allow people to go through their lives everyday with a priceless feeling of safety for them and their family. If people couldn't feel safety with their neighborhood, of course they would feel dangerous outside their community as well. If there is no gun sold into a potentially life-threatening situation such as a family with many children or with someone who has a history of violent acts, then the chance of an incident involving a firearm is totally