Former Harrisburg Police Captain recommends carry of firearms!

[mosseater]

Almost fell off my chair!!!
http://www.abc27.com/story/26809541/...isburg-streets
Was a video report on news at noon. Pass this around.

[S&WOwner]

The terrible thing is if she had said that while a on the force - she would have lost her job.

[mosseater]

Yes, while that's true, seeing the admission, and the look on her face, was priceless. Just get tired of the tired supposition by anti-gunners that the police don't want people to have the right to have access to handguns for their own protection. Very nice to see the truth now and then to not feel like the firearms community are freaks on a distant island. Knowing it's true, and seeing it said out loud by someone of note, are two completely different levels of legitimacy. Would love to hear how many on the force feel the same way.

[thundrr1]

You can modify your title,,,,,,,

[mosseater]

You can modify your title,,,,,,,

Thanks, finally figured it out. Duh!

[Sandcut]

If she is that pro-gun, I suggest that she contact all of the other former police captains of major cities that think like she does and start lobbying their legislatures on pro-2A issues to put the weight of their titles to good use. An organization like that would carry some weight when dealing with current Police Departments and Mayors.

[Bang]

Guess they would all have to be ex-officials too. Those still relying on the purse strings to maintain the force with replacement officers and equipment would likely have little choice but to bite their tongues until safe. It's the ones who are active and stand up to the government they have to work with that truly have earned respect.

[bogey1]

Now that she is off the force, she is very pro gun. Was she pro gun while on the force?

[jthrelf]

Now that she is off the force, she is very pro gun. Was she pro gun while on the force?

I'm assuming she was but wasn't able to be as vocal about it fearing for a negative impact on her career.

Really cool video. I wish more law enforcement thought like her and Sheriff David Clarke up in Milwaukee.

[Kabloosh]

Man, some of you just can't seem to see how this is a positive thing that there are people in government positions that harbor similar perspectives that we do.

Cops aren't suppose to be activists anyways. They are there to serve and protect their communities, not act like politicians while on duty.