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WV Concealed Weapons Permits Valid in Kansas - WVNS-TV

WV Concealed Weapons Permits Valid in Kansas WVNS-TV By Douglas Fritz, Producer - email An agreement between West Virginia and Kansas allows residents of either state with a concealed handgun permit to carry a weapon in the other. West Virginia has similar agreement with 22 other states. In an article ... and more »

Reciprocity for Georgia Weapons Carry Licenses added for 2 states - Examiner.com

Reciprocity for Georgia Weapons Carry Licenses added for 2 states Examiner.com The Attorneys General of Georgia, Iowa, and Wisconsin formalized recognition of the other States' respective Weapons Carry Licenses, Permits To Carry Weapons, and Concealed Weapon License on January 27, 2012. The formalization of these agreements means ...

Spartanburg County Council member speaks out against Sheriff Chuck Wright's ... - Spartanburg Spark

Spartanburg Spark

Spartanburg County Council member speaks out against Sheriff Chuck Wright's ... Spartanburg Spark Spartanburg County Council District One representative Michael Brown want's Sheriff Chuck Wright to tone down the rhetoric on concealed weapons permits according to an article by Stephen Largen in today's Spartanburg Herald-Joural. and more »

Looking back at 2011, part 5 - Colorado County Citizen

Looking back at 2011, part 5 Colorado County Citizen Columbus Mayor Dwain Dungen said the purpose of the hearing was to agree to possible changes to Code of Ordinances Article 8.02 Weapons concerning licensed concealed handguns in or onto any city premises. Councilman Steve Woodall brought the item to ...

Police testing long-range scanner to 'frisk' for guns on the street - GCN.com

Police testing long-range scanner to 'frisk' for guns on the street GCN.com By Kathleen Hickey The New York Police Department could soon be virtually frisking residents and visitors for concealed weapons from as far as 80 feet away – without their knowledge or consent. The NYPD is developing a scanning device in conjunction ... and more »