• Pyr_Pressure@lemmy.ca
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    2 months ago

    Not sure what problem this is supposed to solve. People younger than 18 go camping or live in areas that require bear spray.

    The one incident the article referenced involved a 23 year old man who was later arrested.

    How would this change have prevented/resolved that incident?

  • grabyourmotherskeys@lemmy.world
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    2 months ago

    I purchased bear spray last year. I had to sign a sheet with my name at the “gun counter” (I have thought of it like this as a kid) and it included basic contact info but the person did not verify the info.

    I offered to show my ID and was told it would be checked when I paid for the bear spray.

    When I picked up the bear spray at the customer service counter to pay, my ID was not checked.

    I am not a teenager or someone who “looks like a criminal” but I would have thought they could at least verify my info. Anyway, hopefully this regulation helps.