gbu28
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Anyone else notice this in the editorials on JSOnline:
-I am the pastor of a church that houses a preschool five days a week, from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. I was very surprised to find out recently that it is legal for someone to carry a properly registered firearm onto the property and into the church/preschool building. A letter from my local police department told us we need to post "No Firearms on Premises" signs if we don't want anyone to carry a firearm on our 4.2-acre property.-
It doesn't specifically say it was the Milwaukee Police Department but no matter what city it was, I read this as a government agency taking a proactive approach at trying to convince (at least some) private establishments to post signs prohibiting legal open carry.
If I'm correct in that interpretation, that's pretty underhanded, and not how I want my police department to behave.
Anyone else notice this in the editorials on JSOnline:
-I am the pastor of a church that houses a preschool five days a week, from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. I was very surprised to find out recently that it is legal for someone to carry a properly registered firearm onto the property and into the church/preschool building. A letter from my local police department told us we need to post "No Firearms on Premises" signs if we don't want anyone to carry a firearm on our 4.2-acre property.-
It doesn't specifically say it was the Milwaukee Police Department but no matter what city it was, I read this as a government agency taking a proactive approach at trying to convince (at least some) private establishments to post signs prohibiting legal open carry.
If I'm correct in that interpretation, that's pretty underhanded, and not how I want my police department to behave.