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I don't care if they're unarmed or not. They're all POS to me. I would never call them. For anything. They're worse than common criminals as far as I'm concerned. In fact, in my opinion, law enforcement in the US is nothing but armed whores.
I was wrong. This is even more stupid. Been busted that often, huh?
If I owned a business, I'd have a no gun policy. I don't see the issue here.
thats fine as long as you follow the laws in your state. and most states require that police officers be armed at all times, on duty or off, and that means that those states have an exemption for LEOs and gun free zones.
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Originally Posted by SpencerMtn
Cops shouldn't be allowed to carry weapons anywhere that any other citizen can't carry. They aren't above the law, even though they think they are. The manager should have pistol whipped them and thrown them out.
no, but they were FOLLOWING the laws in their state. LEOs ARE allowed to carry weapons, BY LAW where ordinary citizens are not.
I don't care if they're unarmed or not. They're all POS to me. I would never call them. For anything. They're worse than common criminals as far as I'm concerned. In fact, in my opinion, law enforcement in the US is nothing but armed whores.
From my link....
"and the others had badges hanging from a chain around their necks, The Belleville News-Democrat said Wednesday.
The manager told a detective the restaurant had a policy that only uniformed officers could carry firearms inside and asked her to remove her gun or leave the premises. The detectives left the restaurant.
Anyone can sport a badge on a chain around their neck. The weapon should have been concealed.
Denny's Restaurant in Belleville, Illinois eject on-duty cop because of her gun
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Originally Posted by hammertime33
If I owned a business, I'd have a no gun policy. I don't see the issue here.
Where I live you would be out of business over night if you posted a gun free zone sign on your front door, and if you had a burglary the response time would be very slow. The town I live in doesn't cater to fools...
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Denny's Restaurant in Belleville, Illinois eject on-duty cop because of her gun
