pnctar wrote:cbr600 wrote:
Maybe it's just me, but I think a CEO might consider company offices to be premises under his control.
It's a public company traded on NASDAC and he only hold's 13% interest. Does that consitute "under his control"?
I would say yes, but I think that's irrelevant. The real question is, what is the company's policy regarding firearms on the premises? (Of course we all know that executives seldom have to follow the policies we are required to follow.)
pnctar wrote:Still think he was an idiot ... you just don't walk into an office (or anywhere else) with a gun in your hand ...
In Texas? You have to be kidding me. Now, walking in waving a gun with a full mag and one in the chamber? Well, that takes an idiot. Especially if he didn't have good muzzle discipline.
pnctar wrote:Open carry on business property may be okay in this situation (don't know 'cause its public) ...
Whether the company is public or private isn't relevant. Company policy is. Public companies don't solicit their shareholders before establishing policies. The executives, in consultation with the board of directors (and perhaps human resources professionals and lawyers as well as others) do.