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http://www.ktvb.com/news/localnews/stories/ktvbn-feb1606-concealed_weapons.32861da2.html
Idaho law enforcement campaigns against concealed weapons bill
10:58 AM MST on Thursday, February 16, 2006
Associated Press
BOISE -- Idaho law enforcement agents oppose a bill to allow people to carry concealed weapons such as loaded handguns inside their cars even if they don't have a concealed weapons permit.
Sergeant Dale Buttrey of the Nez Perce County Sheriff's Department says the plan could allow gang members to legally conceal firearms in their cars and leave officers who stop their vehicles with no way of knowing the occupant is armed.
Buttrey also objects to provisions that eliminate many concealed-weapon restrictions outside city limits.
The bill is being sponsored by lawmakers including Senator Gerry Sweet, a Meridian Republican and gun advocate.
His bill would also extend the duration of such permits to five years, from four, and increase the application fee to $15, from $12.
http://www.ktvb.com/news/localnews/stories/ktvbn-feb1606-concealed_weapons.32861da2.html
Idaho law enforcement campaigns against concealed weapons bill
10:58 AM MST on Thursday, February 16, 2006
Associated Press
BOISE -- Idaho law enforcement agents oppose a bill to allow people to carry concealed weapons such as loaded handguns inside their cars even if they don't have a concealed weapons permit.
Sergeant Dale Buttrey of the Nez Perce County Sheriff's Department says the plan could allow gang members to legally conceal firearms in their cars and leave officers who stop their vehicles with no way of knowing the occupant is armed.
Buttrey also objects to provisions that eliminate many concealed-weapon restrictions outside city limits.
The bill is being sponsored by lawmakers including Senator Gerry Sweet, a Meridian Republican and gun advocate.
His bill would also extend the duration of such permits to five years, from four, and increase the application fee to $15, from $12.