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Four North Texas businesses sued by Ken Paxton over fire arms bans

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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing five businesses in Texas for not allowing off-duty officers to enter with their firearms. Paxton's office filed the five lawsuits, four against North Texas businesses. The lawsuit alleges The Factory in Deep Ellum, Meow Wolf in Grapevine, The Lucky Duck in San Antonio and the State Fair of Texas have violated state law.

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NBC Dallas-Fort Worth

Four North Texas businesses sued by Ken Paxton over fire arms bans

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing five businesses in Texas for not allowing off-duty officers to enter with their firearms. Paxton’s office filed the five lawsuits, four against North Texas businesses, saying restricting peace officers, including off-duty officers, from entering the premises with their authorized firearms jeopardizes public safety. “Texas law must be respected to ensure the safety and well-being of our citizens,” Paxton…

2 months ago·Fort Worth, United States

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The Dallas Express News

Ken Paxton sues private businesses over refusal to allow peace officers to carry firearms

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing several private businesses for allegedly refusing to allow certified peace officers to enter while off duty because they were armed. Paxton’s lawsuit cites Texas Code of Criminal Procedure article 2.1305, which “prohibits certain establishments serving the public from restricting a peace officer from carrying a weapon the officer is otherwise authorized to carry, regardless of whether the peace officer …

2 months ago

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