GRNC Alert 9-1-11: Restaurant Carry: Could YOU be Prosecuted?

Watauga D.A. wantonly misinterprets restaurant carry ban

COULD YOU BE PROSECUTED FOR CARRYING IN A GROCERY STORE?

At precisely the moment House Bill 111 for concealed carry in restaurants is languishing in the Senate Judiciary II Committee, a western North Carolina man is being prosecuted for carrying a firearm in violation of GS 14-269.3 – a place where “alcohol is sold and consumed” – EVEN THOUGH HE IS CLEARLY INNOCENT.

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GRNC Alert 8-24-11: Parks and Restaurant Carry

Concealed Carry Reduces Gun Crime in Virginia Bars

It’s been a year since our northern neighbor has allowed concealed carry in bars. Guess what? Less crime was committed! That’s right, the anti-gun advocates predicting widespread violence and “blood in the streets” had it backwards once again.

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