Agreed. If he had a permit to carry, the he shouldn't have been arrested. The only thing is when the officer asked to see the bag did he notify the officer before he opened? don't know if their law requires that.
Ohio Man Arrested for Possessing a Gun in a Movie Theater - was a crime committed?
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And if they have that provision, did it necessarily attach to that interaction with the police officer? Hmmm...
Ohio man indicted in Batman movie weapons case
[An Ohio man arrested with a loaded gun, ammunition and knives at a showing of the latest Batman movie has been indicted on three weapons counts.
A Cleveland grand jury returned the indictment Monday against 37-year-old Scott A. Smith, of North Ridgeville, on two concealed weapon counts and one of having a weapon under disability, alleged drug dependency.]
http://news.yahoo.com/ohio-man-indicted-batman-movie-weapons-case-174609785.html?_esi=1
[An Ohio man arrested with a loaded gun, ammunition and knives at a showing of the latest Batman movie has been indicted on three weapons counts.
A Cleveland grand jury returned the indictment Monday against 37-year-old Scott A. Smith, of North Ridgeville, on two concealed weapon counts and one of having a weapon under disability, alleged drug dependency.]
http://news.yahoo.com/ohio-man-indicted-batman-movie-weapons-case-174609785.html?_esi=1
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