Best Time to Ask to Take Down Signs?

[connorkeef]

As many OKC members may know, Communication Federal in Norman suffered an armed robbery Friday afternoon. Like many banks, this one had a No Gun sign. It would seem that this is either a very good time to ask for signs to be taken down or a very bad time. What are your opinions?

 

[SMS]

I'd say it's a bad time...they are dealing with, and trying to cooperate with a robbery investigation.

They couldn't care less about whether or not people are offended by their no gun signs.

 

[vicsinner]

Kind of ironic they have a sign that also says please remove your hats, sunglasses etc. on your way in. They still have a drive up and its my bank i been waiting for an opportune time to mention the gun sign. Odd I almost went to the bank yesterday.

 

[connorkeef]

Kind of ironic they have a sign that also says please remove your hats, sunglasses etc. on your way in. They still have a drive up and its my bank i been waiting for an opportune time to mention the gun sign. Odd I almost went to the bank yesterday.

Kind of what I was thinking. They know that people are not obeying their signs. Why not mention that law-abiding citizens who have carry permits have had federal background checks as well as firearms training and should be allowed to carry.

 

[jmike314]

The Comm Fed I go to has always had an armed plain clothes in it. Did this one not have a guard for determent?

 

[connorkeef]

The Comm Fed I go to has always had an armed plain clothes in it. Did this one not have a guard for determent?

Never when I've stopped by which has been twice in the last month.

 

[connorkeef]

Double post