Ala. man told to store loaded gun before voting

In Chambers County, east of Montgomery on the Georgia line, the sheriff's department posted a message on its Facebook page saying "no weapons" signs had been removed from precincts following complaints after the sheriff and probate judge determined a new state firearms law did not apply to polling places. John Hames shared with you:   Ala. man told to store loaded gun before voting Fox News - June 3, 2014: Gun rights activist John David Murphy stands outside his voting precinct with his firearm in Alabaster, Ala.AP ALABASTER, Ala. – An Alabama gun rights supporter who took a loaded pistol to the polls Tuesday got to vote, but only after putting the weapon in his pickup truck. Available on the App Store.

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