We have updated information regarding a music festival in Norman not allowing firearms.
FOX25 News out of OKC reports a Cleveland County judge ruled Friday, people with a proper license to carry, "CAN" bring a gun to the festival.
The ruling comes after the Oklahoma Second Amendment Association filed a lawsuit against the City of Norman. OK2A Vice President Don Spencer was pleased with the decision.
Not everybody was so happy by the judge's decision. A Norman resident says it could be bad for local business.
"We're out for a good time too we don't want to be the buzz kill for the festival by any means," Spencer said. "But if you see someone in possession of a firearm and consuming alcohol and we highly request that you get the police in it me get it taken car of."
"The Saturday of the festival is one of the largest retail revenue generators of the year for downtown Norman," Rhett Jones said. "Since all the stores in downtown are locally owned it's a big hit if there's a significant decrease in festival attendance."
The Norman Music Festival is April 23-25th.