Lawfully licensed NJ security guard arrested

**fallenleader** · March 6th, 2020, 07:45 AM

Originally Posted by Carson

That’s not how any of this works.

isn't how it works here in freeer lands.
but this is the land of punished mistakes (instead of pretrial processing) and released repeat criminals like NJ/NY. where you accidentally bring your sidearm and go to jail but the guy with an arm length of violent charges from teenage onward pleads down to probation and time served for crimes committed with a stolen firearm while on probation for the same type of crimes. or NY where you are just bribed to come to your trial instead of held.
i really don't trust their system nor the people enforcing it.
last cop i interacted with here had no questions about my plates, in a vehicle clearly not registered to me, didn't ask for id's or paperwork, why i was in uniform or armed. just wanted to know if a tow was on the way. pa is great.

**mrat** · March 6th, 2020, 09:40 AM

Originally Posted by rwt1405

No kidding?

If you looked at the second I attached, you’ll see it did also, thanks for playing.

BTW, where’s yours?

Still have it. It had to folded before laminating to fit in wallet. Had SS# on it.

**rwt1405** · March 6th, 2020, 11:09 AM

Originally Posted by mrat

Still have it. It had to folded before laminating to fit in wallet. Had SS# on it.

No kidding again?

It should be apparent that mine had all the same information, as required also, after scanning the licenses I simply “erased” the pertinent information I didn’t want to be seen, hence “edited”.

It really isn’t that difficult to do.

BTW, while many did fold before laminating, some laminated it normally, and then folded it, you just had to be sure not to trim it to close to the paper.

**fallenleader** · March 6th, 2020, 06:58 PM

https://townhall.com/podcasts/camand...twyne-n2563414

interview with his lawyer in the beginning. (i believe its his lawyer)
ammo was supplied by his company.

really sounds like they were throwing everything at the wall to see what could stick, maybe to save face or maybe to see how far they could press their agenda.

**Defender** · March 7th, 2020, 08:39 PM

Originally Posted by cham09

About the ammo, while I’m glad NJ doesn’t consider it a hollow point, isn’t it technically still a hollow point? I was under the impression that their polymer filling on the round was to just prevent clothing from getting jammed in there and thus reducing expansion?

NJ State Police website says it isn't a hollow point.

**Defender** · March 7th, 2020, 08:43 PM

Originally Posted by fallenleader

https://townhall.com/podcasts/camand...twyne-n2563414

interview with his lawyer in the beginning. (i believe its his lawyer)
ammo was supplied by his company.

really sounds like they were throwing everything at the wall to see what could stick, maybe to save face or maybe to see how far they could press their agenda.

How come his employer is hanging him out to dry by: 1. Suspending him for carrying his employer issued ammunition. 2. Not providing him (their employee) with a fully paid defense attorney.

**Defender** · March 7th, 2020, 08:48 PM

Originally Posted by streaker69

I blame the guard for living in NJ.

Ha! You are right - that was his first mistake. He should have moved when he became an adult and become an armed security person elsewhere.

**Hodgie** · March 7th, 2020, 08:49 PM

Originally Posted by Defender

How come his employer is hanging him out to dry by: 1. Suspending him for carrying his employer issued ammunition. 2. Not providing him (their employee) with a fully paid defense attorney.

Because armored car companies are and always have been complete garbage and never back their employees when an issue arises including on the job. Use your gun and your fucked and on your own.