Tennessee Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey, who backed a new law allowing handgun carry permit holders to keep weapons in their vehicles at work, says the law needs clarifying.
Employers point to an opinion by Attorney General Robert Cooper in saying their policies banning weapons from their property have not changed.
"I hate that the attorney general has muddied the waters on this," Ramsey told the Knoxville News Sentinel.
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