kyleplusitunes
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the genessee valley mall (over 2500 people?)
how about the Deja vu strip club (liqour free)
the genessee valley mall (over 2500 people?)
how about the Deja vu strip club (liqour free)
What does the mall policy state?the genessee valley mall (over 2500 people?)
how about the Deja vu strip club (liqour free)
Maybe we can utilize their willingness to work with OC for good. Perhaps we can do a lunch and learn for the security team so they can address a patrons fears in a logical manner.If this proves successful it can be a benchmark to point to when talking with different organizations.hold on guys. the 2500 thing refers specifically to [seating capacity], just because there may be 2500 people there is irrelevant.
I opencarry at great lakes crossing all the time. I spoke to head of security, and he told me that they know IUm there, and they respect my rights, as long as no one complains, there wont be an issue, if so, then they would ask me to conceal if I have a CPL, or put it in my car. They said they will deal with it on a case by case basis, so they can continue to allow OC. This means that if I get called out today, I am welcome to OC tomorrow.
Genesee Valley Mall has a no firearms policy. It's posted on the wall with their rules of conduct near at least one entrance. When I saw it, I refused to set foot inside ever again.
I understand the legal issues perfectly. I also understand that if they believe my legal possession of a firearm on their property is bad, my spending money on their property is not going to happen. They don't want my guns, they don't want my money. Too bad for them, no great loss to me.Taurus850CIA wrote:
Genesee Valley Mall has a no firearms policy. It's posted on the wall with their rules of conduct near at least one entrance. When I saw it, I refused to set foot inside ever again.
Just because there is a sign it is irrelevant. Michigan unlike Texas does not have any no carry sign legislation. The only thing out there pertains to only entertainment facilities and is based on seating capasity only. As for private property rights at the worst they can ask you to leave but if you concealed there nobody would know in the first place. Normally open carry isnt even noticed.
Mike
However for others reading this the legal issues may not be as well understood so they bear repeating.I understand the legal issues perfectly. I also understand that if they believe my legal possession of a firearm on their property is bad, my spending money on their property is not going to happen. They don't want my guns, they don't want my money. Too bad for them, no great loss to me.
Principle, Mike, principle.
Could you please cite a law that would be violated if a person did OC/CC in either location?Yep, their rule is no firearms, period! Regardless of CC or OC. How you proceed is up to you.
Outdoorsman wrote:Could you please cite a law that would be violated if a person did OC/CC in either location?Yep, their rule is no firearms, period! Regardless of CC or OC. How you proceed is up to you.
Where's the violation?CV67PAT wrote:
Outdoorsman wrote:Could you please cite a law that would be violated if a person did OC/CC in either location?Yep, their rule is no firearms, period! Regardless of CC or OC. How you proceed is up to you.
Trespassing
750.552 Trespass upon lands or premises of another; violation; penalty.
Outdoorsman wrote:Could you please cite a law that would be violated if a person did OC/CC in either location?Yep, their rule is no firearms, period! Regardless of CC or OC. How you proceed is up to you.
Where's the violation?
750.552 Trespass upon lands or premises of another; penalty.
Sec. 552.
Any person who shall wilfully enter, upon the lands or premises of another without lawful authority, after having been forbidden so to do by the owner or occupant, agent or servant of the owner or occupant, or any person being upon the land or premises of another, upon being notified to depart therefrom by the owner or occupant, the agent or servant of either, who without lawful authority neglects or refuses to depart therefrom, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by imprisonment in the county jail for not more than 30 days or by a fine of not more than $50.00, or both, in the discretion of the court.