Hijinx
Well-Known Member
https://www.nraila.org/articles/202...unty-considering-carry-restrictions-next-week exempts members of the Board who hold a carry permit, but not average citizens who hold the same permit and who are also fingerprinted and vetted by the Maryland State Police. It also does not exempt the publicly accessible parking areas of these county buildings or the roads and private properties that are within these 100 yard zones. As a result, law-abiding citizens will have to leave their firearms at home or park further away from the places where they intend to do business, and be left defenseless the whole time. They may also inadvertently break the law by walking or driving into these unmarked areas.
Suppose you own a gun and live within 100 yards of a county property. You couldn't walk in your yard with a shotgun to go hunting. Does this mean that if I have a carry permit and drove down 301 i would be in violation when I pass the County police station in La Plata, or drive past any school that is less than 100 yards off the county road? This is what happens when PG County comes to Chuck County and they get elected to county Government.
Suppose you own a gun and live within 100 yards of a county property. You couldn't walk in your yard with a shotgun to go hunting. Does this mean that if I have a carry permit and drove down 301 i would be in violation when I pass the County police station in La Plata, or drive past any school that is less than 100 yards off the county road? This is what happens when PG County comes to Chuck County and they get elected to county Government.
