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If nothing is reported, that is good for the shooter. It is negligent discharge for sure. Did the shooter lose his job? Or is he the business owner? If he is the business owner. maybe no law is broken. I was in bit of similar situation. Last Saturday, I was at my friend's house for BBQ. I disarmed ...

PLEASE say this was hypothetical! :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :cryin JMPHO - Definitely NOT a lawyer, but here is what comes to my feeble mind. 1. Intentional failure to conceal. If the property was not under his control/his property. 2. If property is within city limits...there's that 3. Just...

To make it clear, the gun owner cleared the weapon and fired the weapon, he thought he had cleared it but left the clip in. He never handed it to anyone in the crowd of people standing around.

Hello, We have been having a bunch of heated debates at work about an incident that recently occurred. What happened: An employee had his firearm in his back pack at work, another employee comes up and says he is interested in purchasing the same model that he carries and asks if he can check it out...