Minnesota HF3497 mandates that loaded firearms be stored in locations inaccessible to children and individuals prohibited from possessing firearms.
Minnesota HF3497 amends Minnesota Statutes to establish that storing a loaded firearm in a place where children or individuals prohibited from possessing firearms can access it is a gross misdemeanor, unless the firearm is secured against such access. This law aims to enhance public safety by preventing unauthorized access to loaded firearms.
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