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TX: Big Spring Whataburger Cooking up Open-Carry Controversy
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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There is some controversy surrounding the open-carry of firearms at a Whataburger joint in Big Spring. One licensed resident, Jason Kennemur, was denied service last Saturday when he walked into the store with an openly-carried gun. “I don’t generally patronize places that don’t allow concealed carry. I don’t mind if they don’t allow open carry, that’s their right, that’s everybody’s right. that’s just fine. I don’t have to eat there,” said Kennemur.
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jac
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Way to go Einstein.
Now they will post a 30.07 sign and along with it a 30.06 sign making concealed carry illegal also. |
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