(Cleveland, OH) — The state of Ohio is set to become the 23rd state in the nation to allow residents to carry a concealed firearm with no training or license. Republican Governor Mike DeWine signed the measure yesterday, upholding a campaign promise he made in 2018 to sign a concealed carry law of this type. The law removes permit and training requirements in Ohio for concealed guns and means motorists don’t have to inform law enforcement about concealed guns during traffic stops unless asked. The law will officially go into effect in 90 days.
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