LEO's and Open Carry

[fingers80002]

I started this thread so as not to hijack another thread.

PLEASE keep the discussion CIVILIZED!!!!
No name calling,posturing,bashing, etc..........

It would be nice to discus OC/CC with LEO's in a civil manner.

[Mtbkski]

You took the hint too....

[joe15003]

I am here if we are still talking.

[fingers80002]

I'm here,
although that is too short to post

[joe15003]

Back to the discussion. LEOs I do have respect for but respect is a two way street.

[fingers80002]

Originally Posted by joe15003

Back to the discussion. LEOs I do have respect for but respect is a two way street.

That is someting drilled into me in the USN.
You EARN respect.period.
Youn will never get respect,without giving it.

ETA: respect the uniform,not the man.... only if the man earns it....

[Pa. Patriot]

Originally Posted by fingers80002

...PLEASE keep the discussion CIVILIZED!!!!
No name calling,posturing,bashing, etc.

Hey!

That's my job

[fingers80002]

Originally Posted by Pa. Patriot

Hey!

That's my job

OOOPS, didn't know you were watching!!!!!

[sgt7546]

Just a thought from the Pittsburgh incident, the Officer involved in that incident issued a citation based on a law that is on the books. Do you find fault with that action, or just his attitude and general handling of the situation.

[fingers80002]

Originally Posted by sgt7546

Just a thought from the Pittsburgh incident, the Officer involved in that incident issued a citation based on a law that is on the books. Do you find fault with that action, or just his attitude and general handling of the situation.

I am not sure that the officer was TOTALLY at fault, I think that there is a lack of training ,and that the Local Government is at fault for not repealing the ordinance after Pre-emption was passed. His attitude could use a little adjustment.