Keeping your firearm locked in your car at work

[Sigasaurus]

They have the ability, but it doesn't mean that they have a restiction. You would have to verify through your company. From my interpretation they have the ability to impose a ban.

 

[Mr Evilwrench]

Looks like it's not illegal in a criminal sense but they can fire you for it if they want, just not bring charges.

 

[dice dealer]

Carry mine on my side at work

 

[Sigasaurus]

Carry mine on my side at work

I am jealous

 

[Sigasaurus]

Looks like it's not illegal in a criminal sense but they can fire you for it if they want, just not bring charges.

That's what I gather from it all. Really would need some clarification on the matter I am not certain that they can't impose criminal charges. Kirk Freeman is very legal savvy he could possibly shed some light on the subject.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

"They"? You mean the company? The company cannot prosecute you for anything criminally.

However, the Prosecuting Attorney could file Criminal Trespass. I've never seen it in 16 years but if we are just free associating then potentially Criminal Trespass.

If your employer is the federal government then you face the entire panoply of the United States Code or the UCMJ depending on: where you are or which agency you are with.

 

[Sigasaurus]

Can't rep you have to spread the love thanks for the clarification sir.