'The City of Columbus is blatantly flouting both state law and a judge's orders,' said the executive director of the Buckeye Firearms Association.
Add to the crimes of negligent homicide and negligent assault “storing or leaving a deadly weapon” in one’s residence in a manner in which a minor could reasonably be anticipated to gain access to it. Storing weapons in a safe, gun case or with a trigger lock would be presumed to have exercised due care. Violators face a third-degree misdemeanor, or — if a juvenile gains access to the weapon — a fourth-degree misdemeanor.
Prohibit anyone from recklessly selling, lending, giving or furnishing a firearm to any other person who is known or there is reasonable cause to believe they can’t legally possess it. A violator could face a first-degree misdemeanor.
Almost immediately after McIntosh's ruling in favor of Democrat-controlled Columbus, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost, a Republican,. At Yost's request, McIntosh stayed the preliminary injunction he previously had granted the city. Yost's office has said that means everything is on hold pending appeal. But Columbus City Attorney Zach Klein has said the order"does not affect the city’s ability to move forward" on gun-control legislation., has said that state law blocks cities from crafting and enforcing their own gun laws.
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