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SANTA FE, N.M. -- People licensed to carry a concealed handgun can take their weapons into New Mexico restaurants serving wine and beer under a new state law.
However, restaurant owners and managers have the option of placing a sign at the entrance prohibiting patrons from bringing in their firearms.
Albuquerque restaurant owner Rick Camuglia welcomed the new law that takes effect on July 1. He said it will make his restaurant safer if some customers carry concealed handguns.
Marie Coleman plans on posting a sign to keep handguns out of her restaurant in Albuquerque's Old Town. Coleman said she's worried about the potential liability if someone had a glass of wine at her restaurant, then left and shot somebody with their handgun.
I should ask, how do you officers feel about this type of law? Do you think it makes the environment safer?
SANTA FE, N.M. -- People licensed to carry a concealed handgun can take their weapons into New Mexico restaurants serving wine and beer under a new state law.
However, restaurant owners and managers have the option of placing a sign at the entrance prohibiting patrons from bringing in their firearms.
Albuquerque restaurant owner Rick Camuglia welcomed the new law that takes effect on July 1. He said it will make his restaurant safer if some customers carry concealed handguns.
Marie Coleman plans on posting a sign to keep handguns out of her restaurant in Albuquerque's Old Town. Coleman said she's worried about the potential liability if someone had a glass of wine at her restaurant, then left and shot somebody with their handgun.
I should ask, how do you officers feel about this type of law? Do you think it makes the environment safer?
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