speedy40165
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has any one carried in there before and if so have you had any problems
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Car Show
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hotrod
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I assume that you are speaking of the car show in Cincinnati. Last year there were no gun signs on the doors, but I can't answer about this year.
color of law
Accomplished Advocate
More info. Where???
Brian D.
Regular Member
Car show in Cincinnati this weekend is at the Duke Energy Convention Center. Place is owned by the city of Cincinnati. Color of law, I yield the remainder of my two minutes to you. Please proceed.
Brian D.
Regular Member
Well I didn't intend to leave the OP in suspense, sorry. But since he didn't specify which car show he meant, maybe no harm was done anyhow.
If he was talking about the event at (Duke Energy) Cincinnati Convention Center, here's an answer: It is owned by the city, or at least they consider it a government building. That would definitely put it off limits to licensed concealed carry. Open carry in such places, with exceptions of courts and detention facilities, theoretically is legal, but nobody wants to be the test case, it would seem.
Additionally, since the Convention Center has Ohio Class D premises-consumption liquor licenses, it would be unlawful for carry of any kind to individuals without an Ohio-accepted concealed handgun license, any time alcohol was being served. Which, as you'd expect, is pretty much during all functions held there. (Okay, maybe they don't serve drinks when a national Baptist church convention group rents the place, for example.)
Sorry about the windy explanation but our laws aren't as simple as people like us wish they were. Color of law explains these things better than I do, by the way.
If he was talking about the event at (Duke Energy) Cincinnati Convention Center, here's an answer: It is owned by the city, or at least they consider it a government building. That would definitely put it off limits to licensed concealed carry. Open carry in such places, with exceptions of courts and detention facilities, theoretically is legal, but nobody wants to be the test case, it would seem.
Additionally, since the Convention Center has Ohio Class D premises-consumption liquor licenses, it would be unlawful for carry of any kind to individuals without an Ohio-accepted concealed handgun license, any time alcohol was being served. Which, as you'd expect, is pretty much during all functions held there. (Okay, maybe they don't serve drinks when a national Baptist church convention group rents the place, for example.)
Sorry about the windy explanation but our laws aren't as simple as people like us wish they were. Color of law explains these things better than I do, by the way.
speedy40165
New member
sory was talking about the car casper in Louisville
speedy40165
New member
Had no problems at all.