This has happened to me, not at AA, but at other venues. Yes, they will escort you out. They will also take your memory card and/or erase any images you took. Is it legal? Well, in many states, it's "their" house, and you have to abide by "their" rules. Legal or not, it's just like fighting a gun busters sign - you may be right, it'll cost you a fortune in lawyer fees to find out. And if you do it again, they'll throw you out again.ifanyonecan wrote:Is anyone else bothered that they consider it a "right" to confiscate your cameras and such that are not illegal, but simply against the rules? AA Center apparently believes that someone could walk up with a professional camera, and they can take it and escort you from the building, no questions asked. After all, it's their right.AEA wrote:American Airlines Center reserves the right to confiscate any prohibited items and/or escort the guest from the building.
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- Mon Mar 08, 2010 11:09 am
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- Topic: Stars games , are they posted??
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- Sun Mar 07, 2010 9:10 pm
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Re: Stars games , are they posted??
PC46.035(2) states: "On the premises where a high school, collegiate or professional sporting event or an interscholastic event is taking place, unless the license holder is a participant in the event and an handgun is used in the event;"
The Allen Americans are not "semi-pro" - they are a professional hockey team, albeit NOT a top-tier (NHL) team. All the player are paid, and they are marketed as "Professional."
This statutes says to me that in addition to the sporting events listed, one may also not carry a handgun in places where other "interscholastic events" such as math competitions, debates, etc.
Again, if it looks like a duck, walks like a duck and smells like a duck, one should assume it is a duck, unless one has further undeniable proof that it is in fact, not a duck.
The Allen Americans are not "semi-pro" - they are a professional hockey team, albeit NOT a top-tier (NHL) team. All the player are paid, and they are marketed as "Professional."
This statutes says to me that in addition to the sporting events listed, one may also not carry a handgun in places where other "interscholastic events" such as math competitions, debates, etc.
Again, if it looks like a duck, walks like a duck and smells like a duck, one should assume it is a duck, unless one has further undeniable proof that it is in fact, not a duck.