Headed to the bank? Leave the hat and shades outside

Wisconsin banks want customers to know: If you come in looking like John Dillinger, we'll be watching you.

[Frustrated]

This has shades of Britain's anti-social behavior laws. Look like this and we will assume you have terroristic intent.

Banks should be more worried about not buying into these credit derivatives and following common sense to maintain the health of their bank more so than what its patrons are wearing. Wonder if they want people to walk in wearing only g-strings?:)

[Think about it]

I think they would prefer a G-String instead of a hooded sweatshirt with the hood up and sunglasses on. No need to generate concern.

[Phid]

How about they cut to the chase and write "No Robbers, please" on the signs instead of the laundry list?

[Excuse me]

May I infer from this article that you may bring a firearm into a Wisconsin bank and still be waited on, but you will be watched more closlely? Or was this just bad writing? Can you bring a firearm into a Minnesota bank too?

[steve baker]

Burkhas ok?

[President Obama]

This is the change I promised.

Isn't it just grand?

[StTFU]

Obama

[Smartass]

Ah the drive up teller should take care of this problem, oh some folks don't have cars. Cause they don't drive, cause they are blind. And if it is cold outside then they might have a hat on. That cane could be a weapon....OMG..Stevie Wonder take your millions to a different bank....

[Notrich]

Ban hoods and sunglasses. You wouldn't want to make bank robbery illegal. Ummmmmmm. Oh, uhhhhhhh never mind. How about getting cameras that take decent pictures for after the fact. Why can't they make security cameras that take clear and in focus pictures?

[Prsident Obama]

You know before I was elected to office I had dollars in my pocket, now I only have CHANGE!

[In The Know]

Excuse me wrote:

May I infer from this article that you may bring a firearm into a Wisconsin bank and still be waited on, but you will be watched more closlely? Or was this just bad writing? Can you bring a firearm into a Minnesota bank too?

While Wisconsin is one of only a few states that does not allow conceal and carry of firearms, the state Attorney General clarified this spring that open carry of firearms is legal in Wisconsin. This is likely why the "No Guns" aspect of the slogan/campaign was included - because while it is technically legal to carry your firearm into a Wisconsin bank (or any other business), it's probably not the smartest thing you could do.