Jonathan Waits
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without fear of committing a criminal action soon hopefully http://newsok.com/oklahoma-house-oks-guns-in-school-parking-lots/article/3941872
You can go inside and talk to your child's teacher...
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Ipsilateral
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And hopefully CLEOs will be mandated to sign off unless you are a prohibited person
http://www.oklegislature.gov/BillInfo.aspx?Bill=HB2461&Session=1400&Tab=4
http://www.oklegislature.gov/BillInfo.aspx?Bill=HB2461&Session=1400&Tab=4
dennishoddy
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Just a request.
If you have looked at a report and want to relay the information to this forum, post the link as well as the content if you can.
Makes it easier for those that haven't gone to the link.
BY SEAN MURPHY, ASSOCIATED PRESS • Modified: March 10, 2014 at 5:10 pm • Published: March 10, 2014
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Oklahomans with a permit to carry a handgun could keep their weapon locked inside their vehicle on public school campuses under a bill approved by the Oklahoma House.
State Rep. Sally Kern R-Oklahoma City
The House voted 76-17 Tuesday for the bill by Oklahoma City Republican Rep. Sally Kern, despite opposition from a lawmaker who is a former school principal and voiced concern about the safety of having guns on school campuses.
Kern says her bill is about protecting the constitutional rights of law abiding citizens.
But Lawton Republican Rep. Ann Coody, a former principal at a Lawton high school, says school administrators are telling her they don't want more guns on campus. Coody says the bill would even allow a gun to be stored in plain view.
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Online:
House Bill 2329: http://bit.ly/NTjmoE
If you have looked at a report and want to relay the information to this forum, post the link as well as the content if you can.
Makes it easier for those that haven't gone to the link.
BY SEAN MURPHY, ASSOCIATED PRESS • Modified: March 10, 2014 at 5:10 pm • Published: March 10, 2014
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Oklahomans with a permit to carry a handgun could keep their weapon locked inside their vehicle on public school campuses under a bill approved by the Oklahoma House.
State Rep. Sally Kern R-Oklahoma City
The House voted 76-17 Tuesday for the bill by Oklahoma City Republican Rep. Sally Kern, despite opposition from a lawmaker who is a former school principal and voiced concern about the safety of having guns on school campuses.
Kern says her bill is about protecting the constitutional rights of law abiding citizens.
But Lawton Republican Rep. Ann Coody, a former principal at a Lawton high school, says school administrators are telling her they don't want more guns on campus. Coody says the bill would even allow a gun to be stored in plain view.
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Online:
House Bill 2329: http://bit.ly/NTjmoE
Corey
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If you want to store your gun in plain sight in lawton... Shouldn't be to many that do that twice.
Jonathan Waits
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Haha, sorry, will remember that for next time, thanks.
RevoShooter
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"DO NOT post quotes or excerpts from any news sites. Links only. Violations will be deleted without warning.
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Although I'm not sure if properly quoting an article would help or not, I just noticed Jon did it the way the mods asked anywho.
The text in these stories is copyright material. Please only post LINKS to the news story and do not copy and paste the article. This will result in your thread being deleted.
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Although I'm not sure if properly quoting an article would help or not, I just noticed Jon did it the way the mods asked anywho.
dennishoddy
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We talked about it, and a properly quoted story giving all credits doesn't violate copyright, but in the interest of staying safe, because of improperly quoted story's, staying with a link to the story is going to be the way we do it.
RevoShooter
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Right on, thanks for the insight, Dennis. 
