The high school I went to regularly had the district police with k9s walking the parking lot. If the dog made a hit on a vehicle, they would have the student or teacher open it so they could search.jrs_diesel wrote:Do they search vehicles? How would they know otherwise?
Only gov't place I've seen vehicle searches are military bases and some federal installations.
I don't advocate breaking the rules if an ISD can restrict weapons in vehicles. Part of me thinks that they cannot prohibit it, but IANAL.
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- Wed Jan 20, 2016 6:58 pm
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Re: Boss says my vehicle has to be gun-free
- Wed Jan 20, 2016 6:55 pm
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Re: Boss says my vehicle has to be gun-free
ScottDLS wrote:It's not against the law for you to have it your your vehicle, but if discovered you could be fired. Some teachers have said they park off the school property to avoid this issue.
My current boss has no problem i carry and has a chl as well (does not carry though) but if I ever get employed anywhere else, I would not tell any one my co workers that I carried for this reason.