JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — A bill would make it illegal for Missourians found guilty of domestic assault to possess a firearm. The legislation recently filed by Democratic state Rep. Stacey Newman of St. Louis would restrict gun possession in multiple instances of domestic violence or suspected domestic assault. Anyone under a restraining order that cites threats of violence also would be banned from owning a gun. The bill also would allow police to remove a gun from the scene if domestic assault is suspected. The firearm owner could take back the weapon within two weeks of any proceedings related to a suspected assault. Police would be required to safely store the firearm during that time.