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for the type of ordinance we’re talking about today...I don't believe it will have the kind of impact we’ve heard about this morning (from opponents of the proposed legislation),” Dennis maintained. “If the ordinance against loaded rifles and shotguns in motor vehicles is passed,” said Dennis, "Bankston will be able to take action when he sees somebody from Warren County sitting in a chair in the back of a pick-up truck looking out over a field with a loaded gun in his lap. The loaded gun can then be considered “prima facie evidence of intent to hunt,” Dennis concluded.
“We’re against slob hunters,” countered Charles Foster, noting that he and other members of the Flint Hill hunting club had lived in Rappahannock all their lives while Dennis had been in the county only eight or ten years.
Foster asked how Commonwealth Attorney George Davis was going to prosecute violations of the proposed ordinances when the regulations say “you can carry a gun (in a vehicle) to protect your property.”
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Sean Kilpatrick maintained that approval of the two ordinances would “promote hunter safety...and provide a tool to better enforce existing laws.” Neither ordinance, he added, is aimed at the true hunter—“the man who wants to get out in the woods and look for game.” Instead, the
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