It was one of the most important weeks in Amy Crawford's law-enforcement career. Like tens of thousands of other police officers, Crawford had to become an expert at shooting a gun. Her job as a Kirkland corrections officer — and even her life — depended on it. On her fifth day of training at Issaquah's indoor police shooting range, she passed the firearms tests. But she felt sick and had no idea why. Like so many other officers across the country, Crawford had... (GunPolicy.org)