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What is the procedure if I am at a hospital with very large signs saying NO WEAPONS and somehow they find out I have one and call the PD. Short of my employer flipping there lid and firing me, can I be charged with anything? I know I am basically asking the same question. But I just have to be sure.

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roccoracer said:
What is the procedure if I am at a hospital with very large signs saying NO WEAPONS and somehow they find out I have one and call the PD. Short of my employer flipping there lid and firing me, can I be charged with anything? I know I am basically asking the same question. But I just have to be sure.

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Private hospital or VA?
 
roccoracer said:
What is the procedure if I am at a hospital with very large signs saying NO WEAPONS and somehow they find out I have one and call the PD. Short of my employer flipping there lid and firing me, can I be charged with anything? I know I am basically asking the same question. But I just have to be sure.
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No, not unless you refuse to leave the premises. (Which I would suggest you do so if someone seems like they're freaking out about it, if you get made). From what I remember, VT is a "trespass standard" state when it comes to this stuff. "No Weapons" signs don't have the force of law like they do in other states.

-Mike
 
roccoracer said:
What is the procedure if I am at a hospital with very large signs saying NO WEAPONS and somehow they find out I have one and call the PD. Short of my employer flipping there lid and firing me, can I be charged with anything? I know I am basically asking the same question. But I just have to be sure.

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If you are in for a procedure, they may ask you to check the gun with security. If you are in MA, remember that you will be committing a crime by turning a gun over to hospital security unless the officer has an LTC or sworn LE status.
 
Yeah but this is VT gun laws and the poster specifically mentions VT. ;)
 
Rob Boudrie said:
If you are in for a procedure, they may ask you to check the gun with security. If you are in MA, remember that you will be committing a crime by turning a gun over to hospital security unless the officer has an LTC or sworn LE status.
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I would call in advance and ask if the hospital has a secure locker to store my valuables in and would never let them know that your valuables could consist of a firearm. If they say no, legally secure it in your vehicle or go somewhere else.
 
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