Don't know if someone posted it earlier in the thread but
Ponca City Hospital
has a no firearm sign on their door.
Ponca City Hospital
has a no firearm sign on their door.
The "no guns" sign is pretty much invisible. I'd been there several times over the last 6 months, never noticing it. It's placed almost like they had to put it on their door to satisfy corporate but really don't want it there.
When I noticed Sprouts corporate as being listed as don't want guns carried on a Texas concealed carry site I actually looked for Sprout's sign. The TX Sec. 30.06 signs are required by law to be of specific lettering as well as size (1") of lettering, among other criteria to be legal signs.
Concealed carry while biking on the Oklahoma River Trail okay? I know the website states any weapons are prohibited but does that also go against ccw holders?
Just making sure I understand. Is a no gun sign (at a shopping mall or theater for example) a request as in their only option is to ask you to leave or does the no gun sign become law as in punishable by arrest and prosecution?
Those signs have no weight of law and it only becomes an offense if you are verbally asked to leave or remove the firearm from the premises and you refuse. Then if law enforcement are notified, could be charged with trespassing.
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This is an open public area (park). Legal carry (concealed or open) cannot be prohibited. Just FYI, I always carry along the canal and river, mostly cc, but have OC'D with OKCPD interactions and never an issue.
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That's right... they want you to be unable to defend yourself - and it took Ponca PD 20 minutes to respond to a fight in the hospital. Great way to ensure the safety of the public.
It's CHS, though... what else could you expect?
That's right... they want you to be unable to defend yourself - and it took Ponca PD 20 minutes to respond to a fight in the hospital. Great way to ensure the safety of the public.
It's CHS, though... what else could you expect?
You carry a gun because you can't carry a cop becomes the truth in this situation. Where was hospital security?
Present... but completely and totally unarmed, as required by corporate policy. Terrible, terrible corporate policy.
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