Upstate law enforcement leaders react to new SC permitless carry law, stress training
Upstate law enforcement leaders say they'll need to make adjustments in response to new permitless carry law in South Carolina.
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Upstate law enforcement leaders say they'll need to make adjustments in response to new permitless carry law in South Carolina.
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South Carolina would provide free gun training and allow anyone who can legally own a gun to carry their weapon in public under a bill that passed the state Senate on Thursday. The training was a compromise that finally brought two weeks of debate to an end, convincing a handful of Republicans reluctant to allow open carrying of guns without encouraging the class currently needed to get a concealed weapons permit — a position that also worried a number of law enforcement leaders. The bill was approved on a 28-15 vote.