Some historical reenactments in New York have been canceled due to the use of guns by participants that might break the state's new, strict laws on guns in 'sensitive areas.'
'Fox & Friends Weekend' co-host Pete Hegseth reacts to Governor Kathy Hochul’s claim ‘the good guy with a gun’ theory is over despite rising concealed-carry permit applications in New York.have been canceled out of fear participants could be thrown in jail for breaking the state’s new gun laws.
Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul signed new gun policies into law earlier this year that ban people from carrying firearms at most hospitals, restaurants, transit systems, Times Square, parks, schools, theaters and other areas deemed"sensitive locations." "We don't need guns on our streets. We don't need people carrying guns in our subways. We don't need people carrying guns in our schools. We don't need people carrying in our places of worship. We don't need them carrying them into bars or restaurants. Because that only makes people less safe," Hochul said earlier this month.
"Legal minds have told us that the law is the law," Nicholson told WRGB. "It doesn't matter what the governor says, we could be prosecuted. Because of that we didn't want any liability against Rogers Island Visitor Center or the village and town of Fort Edward."
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