In Colorado, a new law aimed at reducing the alarming number of gun thefts from unattended vehicles is now in effect. Last year, 550 firearms were reported stolen from vehicles, prompting state legislators to pass House Bill 24-1348, which establishes strict guidelines for how handguns must be stored when left in cars. Under the new regulations, handguns must be secured in a locked hard-sided container out of plain view or stored in the locked trunk, while other firearms must be similarly secured, with additional requirements for soft-sided containers.
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