The Oklahoma Senate passed a bill Wednesday night that would allow anyone over 21-years-old without a felony conviction to carry a handgun without a license.
Senate Bill 1212 is one step closer to becoming law as it moves to Governor Fallin’s desk for her signature.
I can’t post it because facebook sucks, but I like this bill some. OK law enforcement doesn’t.
Let’s see if this works:
"Without reasonable, articulable suspicion (should say probable cause) of criminal activity law enforcement cannot disarm or restrain anyone with a weapon, including asking individuals carrying firearms whether or not they are lawfully allowed to do so.
Boo ■■■■■■■ hoo. If you don’t have probable cause that I committed a crime don’t open your eyes at me.
This is a good bill. I want one. And we almost had the same thing in '17. LEO lobby spoiled it.
BS… There are very detailed court records of his arrest… This is not some fact you can BS your way out of… He was arrested on a concealed weapon charge…
Are you implying that every unregistered vehicle in the state of Oklahoma results in an arrest? Oklahoma jails would be overflowing if that was the case…