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NE: 2 Gun Ordinances Proposed for Lincoln Including Mandate for Secure Storage in Vehicles
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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Lincoln gun owners would have to lock up firearms left unattended in their vehicles and report firearm thefts in the city within 48 hours under separate proposed ordinances. City Councilman Roy Christensen's proposal would replace an ordinance banning people from leaving an unattended gun in their vehicle for longer than 24 hours. Instead, his ordinance would require guns left in vehicles to be locked up inside a glove box, trunk, another compartment or a hardened storage container attached to the vehicle. |
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jac
(9/17/2019)
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| Just maybe if they eliminated victim disarmament zones, people wouldn't have to leave their guns in their vehicles. |
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