> Being forced to leave your gun in the car does not make anyone safer. <
As I noted in my post #5, if that car is in the post office parking lot you are still breaking the law (I think). I have to say “I think” because there seems to be no firm consensus on that.
Most online law firms who talk about this parking lot thing say you are in trouble. But not all of them do. So if lawyers can’t agree, how can a citizen know what to do? I suppose it’s best to play it safe. The wrong cop would just love to make your life miserable.
I remember getting my Iowa professional CCW & back then it was state law no guns in hospitals,casinos or Post offices cuz the mail man don’t need help Groton shooting his supervisor!😎
I remember getting my Iowa professional CCW & back then it was state law no guns in hospitals,casinos or Post offices cuz the mail man don’t need help shooting his supervisor!😎
I remember getting my Iowa professional CCW & back then it was state law no guns in hospitals,casinos or Post offices cuz the mail man don’t need help shooting his supervisor!😎 (fixed it)