Minnesota HF3283 allows establishments with on-sale liquor licenses to prohibit off-duty peace officers from carrying firearms.
Minnesota HF3283 amends state statutes to authorize establishments with on-sale liquor licenses to prohibit off-duty peace officers from carrying firearms on their premises. The bill specifies that establishments must post signs or inform individuals directly if they prohibit firearms. It also allows the display of official credentials for peace officers seeking entry. This provision does not apply to private residences or security guards acting in their employment capacity. Violators face a petty misdemeanor charge and a fine of up to $25.
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