It's a setup

[JohnPierce]

My latest article examining the peculiar antics of the Racine Wisconsin police department after arresting an open carrier from his own porch.

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But can law enforcement themselves be entrapped? That seems to be the extraordinary claim of the Racine, Wisconsin police department in the case of an open carrier who was arrested for obstructing justice after he apparently refused to identify himself when officers began questioning him for open carrying on the porch of his own home.

The facts are still emerging, but reports seem to agree that officers were in the neighborhood where Frank Rock lives on Wednesday night investigating the shooting of one or more raccoons. While in the neighborhood, officers noticed that Rock, sitting peacefully on his front porch, was openly wearing a holstered handgun, which is legal in Wisconsin, and began questioning him. When Rock refused to identify himself or answer their questions, officers arrested him.

(Excerpt) Read more at examiner.com ...

[ByAnyMeans]

very interesting read. It's going to be fun to watch the developments in Wisconsin. They refuse concealed carry but have a growing open carry movement. Hopefully it ends up with the option for both.

[JohnPierce]

very interesting read. It's going to be fun to watch the developments in Wisconsin. They refuse concealed carry but have a growing open carry movement. Hopefully it ends up with the option for both.

Let's keep our fingers crossed.

[edstephan]

Let's see, It's ok for LEO's and the government to entrap us in order to get a conviction, then cry foul when the same tactics are used against them.

My hats off and best wishes to the OC'ers in Wisconsin







An OC Activist and 1 of the 3%
Ed Stephan

[Pa. Patriot]

Let's move the discussion over to the existing thread....
http://forum.pafoa.org/news-123/7185...pen-carry.html