From Bearing Arms: Iowa City Changes Policy After Lawsuit Threat Over Carry Ban
The Iowa Firearms Coalition and Second Amendment advocate Natalie Gibson have convinced the city of Ames, Iowa to scrap its policy banning lawful concealed carry on public transit, delivering a big win for gun owners looking to get rid of as many "gun-free zones" as possible.
Gibson, who's a student at Iowa State University, sued the city a couple of weeks ago over its carry ban on the CyRide bus system. As the Iowa Capital Dispatch reports, the Ames Transit Board unanimously approved a motion to replace the ban with language warning riders that carrying a firearm on the Iowa State University campus "could be" a violation of university policy and state law.
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