Essentially it says if you are breaking the law by possessing a deadly weapon, you are prohibited from coming on the premises with that deadly weapon. How does it work any better than saying, "Obey the laws."
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It's not surprising it's at a Progressive parking lot. I would never get insurance from them before this post. I think I made the correct decision.
ReplyDeleteI don't agree. It says that possession of a firearm on that property is prohibited by the owners or lessees, unless such possession is authorized by some overriding law.
ReplyDeleteFor instance, a LEO entering the property, authorized to carry a gun by the authority granted to his agency.
The phrasing of the sign is a bit confused. It does not make absolutely clear that it applies only on the property.