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TX: Banks Prepare for Open Carry Law
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Texas banks are deciding how to handle the open carry law that takes effect January 1. In 2016, it will be legal for people to openly carry guns into banks, but the bank owners and branch managers get the last word.
"Most people aren't prepared to see a person carry a gun into a bank lobby," explains Celeste Embrey, assistant general counsel at the Texas Bankers Association.
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jac
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| Actually, there are very few banks in Texas that allow concealed carry. All the banks in Bryan except one or two prohibit concealed carry. So why would one expect them to allow open carry? |
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