Ohio House votes to end 'prompt' gun in car notice requirement | Norwalk Reflector COLUMBUS — Someone legally carrying a concealed firearm in a motor vehicle would no longer face penalties for failing to "promptly" inform a police officer of the presence of the weapon during a traffic stop under a bill passed along party lines in a late-night session of the Ohio House.

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Ohio House votes to end 'prompt' gun in car notice requirement

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