Police group opposes change to concealed-carry gun notice

A statewide police group has announced its opposition to an Ohio bill that would cut the penalties for concealed-carry permit holders who don't tell police that they have a weapon when they're detained by authorities.Jay McDonald, president of the Fraternal Order of Police of Ohio, says officers should know whether a person they are approaching is armed.McDonald said Monday there's no reason law-abiding citizens should withhold the fact that they are concealed weapon permit holders.The proposal