Aguila Blanca
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Neither of the two quotes in that post answers the question. In post number 56 you made the statement thatdavidsog said:https://thefiringline.com/forums/sho...4&postcount=31Please provide the citation to the section of Florida statutes that says this.
Nothing in either of the two items in your other post you linked to in any way says that a sign is not sufficient notice that you are not allowed to carry on private property, and nothing in either of those two quotations says that the owner MUST tell you directly, even if you had to walk past a prominent sign to enter.davidsog said:Your "No Firearms Allowed" sign means nothing in Florida and you MUST directly tell the CCL holder to leave.
I'm not a police officer, I'm a building official. I have to attend in-service training every year. About every two years one of the required classes is presented by one of the top prosecutors in the State's Attorney's office. And every time she gives the class, she hammers into us that "If you don't have a citation to a code section, you don't have a violation and I can't help you if you wind up in court."
You have basically stated that signs don't constitute notice, that anyone can walk right past a NO FIREARMS sign and that sign means nothing, that the owner or his/her/its agent MUST notify you in person. Where does it say that in Florida statute?