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I would like to know from anyone who knows for sure, what circumstances could lead to you being ticketed for trespassing in a business with a no weapons policy, if you're legally concealed carrying?
If asked to leave (assuming discovery) and refusing to vacate the premise.Originally Posted by generalmeow
A business owner, or their representative manager/operator, pretty much has a right to refuse service or ask anyone to leave the property for any reason. Failure to do so is criminal trespass, posted or not.
That's my humble interpretation of the Colorado law as a private citizen.
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That was my understanding too. So by just carrying into a place that has a no weapons policy, it would be extremely hard to get into trouble. Of course if they ask me to leave, based on my concealed weapon, which they have somehow discovered, I'm going to leave. But they're not going to discover it in the first place.
I carry concealed at movie theaters, I don't care what there signs say.
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