Check this out (Woodland Hills Mall carry incident)

[HMFIC]

I think for the most part, Oklahoma officers of all breeds are very well informed about CCW law, but there are always some cases where misinformation get's out.

As for Woodland Hills Mall, I don't believe they have gunbuster signs in their parking lot... at least I haven't seen them.

 

[Twmaster]

Nope, and one of the many reasons I don't shop in mall's, there's nothing there I can't find elsewhere!!

+1

I do not go into malls.

 

[zoomaster1]

i was under the impression that it was illegal to carry in the mall

Last time I went, they had gun buster signs at the "main" entrances, but none at the "store" entrances. I stay away from malls as much as I can.

 

[J.P.]

The officers are incorrect.

If someone will provide the TPD officers' names via pm or email, I will gladly discuss it with them, if I know them personally, or their supervisor if I don't.

As far as the county deputies go, contact the sheriff or undersheriff.

Michael Brown

And there you have it....

I think for the most part, Oklahoma officers of all breeds are very well informed about CCW law, but there are always some cases where misinformation get's out

The story in the OP is indeed rather surprising to me based on my personal experiences.... particularly when you consider the large sampling of contacts I've had.
In every case whereupon contact was made between myself and TPD it was handled professionally, discretely (if I had passengers), and with courtesy.

 

[Poke78]

Sounds like the OP encountered some aspiring Canton, Ohio PD candidates...

 

[Rolando]

Sounds like a topic for Gun Talk podcast.

 

[OUfan08]

We were there again tonight, my girlfriend needed something for work. We looked at every single entrance and their were no signs. Under the law they can only charge you for trespassing if you refuse to leave after being asked.

 

[juscvin]

my bad

 

[Michael Brown]

Sounds like the OP encountered some aspiring Canton, Ohio PD candidates...

I didn't know you were there..........

Perhaps you can tell us your version of the events?

Michael Brown

 

[gillman7]

Think you missed my point. I agree with you but you are guilty until proven innocent and if you ever have to use your carry on private property (large businesses) it doesn't matter how many lives you save you will be sued.

Sadly, this is becoming true....

i was under the impression that it was illegal to carry in the mall

And why would you think this?