clgustaveson
Sharpshooter
- Sep 21, 2010
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-1,000,000 on the idea that banks have the right to trap you in the airlock for however long it takes them to determine your business. If there was a big PUSH TO EXIT lever on the inside of the outer door, then you aren't trapped and the bank is on firm ground doing whatever it wants with the inner door (including telling you to go away if you won't answer their questions). If there isn't a way to open the outer door, then the bank has committed Criminal Confinement (IC 35-42-3-3), a Class D Felony.
Nobody should do business with this bank, but the remedy for persistently committing Criminal Confinement should not be loss of business, but the arrest of the perpetrator(s): the persons at the bank who control that door.
Pardon me, I haven't read the entire thread yet buuut... if you enter with a gun, and there is a sign on the door they have every right to prevent you from entering.
IMHO A private company has every right to do whatever it is they want, sneaking a gun into a bank that does not (and has posted they do not want) a weapon in the building is a violation of that private businesses security measures. Banks tend to be security intensive... the ones that lock me out I don't use...
FREEDOM works both ways...
just my
GoD bless