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Times Square a ‘gun-free zone’ under new concealed carry firearm laws set to take effect Sept. 1

By Dean Moses Posted on August 31, 2022
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Governor Kathy Hochul, Mayor Eric Adams, Council Speaker Adrienne Adams, and NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell revealed new state laws Wednesday as concealed carry is set to go into effect.

As speakers gave a rundown of new safety procedures as concealed carry permits are set to become law on Sept. 1, the mayor stopped mid speech as he addressed a legion of media cameras inside the governor’s Midtown office on Aug. 31. While underscoring that Times Square will be off limits to firearm holders, hizzoner grew silent for a few moments.

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Times Square a ‘gun-free zone’ under new concealed carry firearm laws set to take effect Sept. 1

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