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Related: About this forumNevada Democrats split on casino gun ban enforcement bill
Source: Associated Press
By SAM METZ
May 22, 2021
CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) An attempt to crack down on firearms in resorts and casinos is dividing Democrats in the Nevada statehouse, pitting gun violence prevention advocates against activists concerned about heavy-handed policing and racial profiling.
A state Senate committee passed a measure Saturday to strengthen penalties and make it up to a gross misdemeanor to bring guns into certain resorts and casinos where they are prohibited.
Under current law, if resort security confronts an armed person to tell them that firearms are not permitted on the premises and that person refuses to leave, they can call local law enforcement on them for trespassing. The policy would allow resort security to call law enforcement on visitors suspected of carrying the weapons in firearm-free zones to report trespassing without having to give them a verbal warning.
Provisions would only apply to large resorts and casinos that choose to opt in and would require they post clear signs about where guns arent allowed both on their premises and on their websites.
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Read more: https://apnews.com/article/nevada-gun-politics-business-las-vegas-mass-shooting-lifestyle-774bf84f2fbd83446d5457aa5e43cd32
3Hotdogs
(13,403 posts)Historic NY
(37,859 posts)yagotme
(3,819 posts)do you think a "No Guns" sign would have deterred him? After all, the way the law is presented, a hotel employee would actually have to see him with a firearm, and order him to leave the premises. Not much deterrence there, it seems.
PBC_Democrat
(403 posts)Platitudes and virtue signaling do nothing to reduce the number of shooting deaths.
Lets try getting tough on people caught with illegal guns
Lets send a clear message that crimes committed with guns are severely punished
Lets get tough with straw purchases
Feel good legislation just allows people to shrug their shoulders and say I tried
beemerphill
(512 posts)If the casino, or any business, does not want firearms on-premises, just clearly post such on the entrance and on their website. If citizens, legal gun owners or not, want to enter these establishments, they will leave firearms in the car. If they chose to patronize other businesses, that is just exercising free will. Nobody is forcing patronage at these businesses.
This is not unreasonable to RKBA and antis both. If you don't like the policy of that business don't spend your money there. This is not that complicated.
discntnt_irny_srcsm
(18,578 posts)oneshooter
(8,614 posts)#1 is how you describe it. The sign is called a 30,06 and refers to the carry of concealed weapons.
#2 is called a 30.07 law and refers to openly carried weapons.
There is also the 51% law for restaurants and "bars". It says that if an establishment makes 51% or more of their income from the sale of alcohol, then no carry, concealed or open is allowed. This is enforced by the Texas liquor laws.