What would you do?

[loose]

IMO he secured it good enough it's in a locked locker in his bag, if someone manages to get in the locker and find the gun that's on them. Don't mess with other people property.

[TomS]

IMO he secured it good enough it's in a locked locker in his bag, if someone manages to get in the locker and find the gun that's on them. Don't mess with other people property.

Not locked in the bag. Only lock would be the key code to access the room, which lots of people know (including some under the age of 18). It is not a place I feel safe leaving valuables or a gun. I was glad to hear from him that it was a mistake on his part and that he does not plan on doing it in the future.

[LePetomane]

I did get a reply back from the person that left the gun in the locker room and they thanked me for my email and said it was a mistake on their part. Said the plan was to leave it in the car in the future.

Tom, I think you handled it well. All is well that ends well.

[Spartan]

those who live in glass houses ........

[andrewP]

I did get a reply back from the person that left the gun in the locker room and they thanked me for my email and said it was a mistake on their part. Said the plan was to leave it in the car in the future.

Tom, I think you handled it well. All is well that ends well.

Agreed. Good to hear that your concerns and advice were well received.