Maryland SB160 mandates security features for licensed firearms dealers and requires notification to the Secretary of State Police if security is.
Maryland SB160 establishes security requirements for licensed firearms dealers, mandating the use of approved barriers, monitored alarm systems, and physical barriers to prevent vehicle breaches. Dealers must lock firearms in vaults, safes, or secure rooms outside business hours. If a dealer discovers a potential security breach, they must notify the Secretary of State Police within hours. This notification is in addition to any reports to local law enforcement or the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
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