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Police Rights Regarding A Stop of a Person Legally Carrying a Gun

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:lol:

 

Clyde would definitely be starting a thread topic concerning your actions.

 

Correct. He would be breaking the law. Are you saying he should be allowed to break the law?

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Never said anything about arresting anyone.

 

And if you can't see that what I'm saying relates to why the police try to stop and talk to people like this when they get calls, I don't know what to say.

 

Who has a problem with the police officer talking to the guy? I'm not trying to be thick. I just don't see where you're going.

 

The issue is that we have a law that does not allow an officer to do much in this scenario. We're uncomfortable with that because of what could happen (your scenario). However, our Constitution does not allow officers to interrogate/seize property/come onto and into our property without cause.

 

So, I'll ask again. What is your point in relation to this thread? Are you saying the end justifies the means ? Are you saying "well even though we can't arrest the guy he might go and do bad things?" We get that. No debate there.

 

So, simplify it for me as it's obvious I'm not following.

I didn't realize the 2nd amendment afforded you the right to be a D bag. Good to know.

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I didn't realize the 2nd amendment afforded you the right to be a D bag. Good to know.

 

Buried way back in the back.

Solid effort by the officer he handled that like a professional.

 

Totally, totally agree. I wish he'd have cracked him in the back of the head like he needed when he was still living under his parents roof 2 years ago, but that's just me.

Correct. He would be breaking the law. Are you saying he should be allowed to break the law?

 

Someone can't take a joke.

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Someone can't take a joke.

 

Apparently I'm not smart enough to figure you out.

Who has a problem with the police officer talking to the guy? I'm not trying to be thick. I just don't see where you're going.

 

The issue is that we have a law that does not allow an officer to do much in this scenario. We're uncomfortable with that because of what could happen (your scenario). However, our Constitution does not allow officers to interrogate/seize property/come onto and into our property without cause.

 

So, I'll ask again. What is your point in relation to this thread? Are you saying the end justifies the means ? Are you saying "well even though we can't arrest the guy he might go and do bad things?" We get that. No debate there.

 

So, simplify it for me as it's obvious I'm not following.

 

Forget it and let's move on. I don't feel like explaining it any further.

Apparently I'm not smart enough to figure you out.

 

If you need me to explain the joke I can try, but that takes all the fun out of it. I thought the :lol: would give it away...

Correct. He would be breaking the law. Are you saying he should be allowed to break the law?

 

No, no, no. I wasn't breaking the law. I just was showing him how the tazer operates and he stepped in the way. 4 or 5 times in fact. I can't figure out all this new technology. Give me a billy club.

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If you need me to explain the joke I can try, but that takes all the fun out of it. I thought the :lol: would give it away...

 

Dude, I haven't followed whatever point you're trying to make from the first post. I knew what you were saying in your joke.

No, no, no. I wasn't breaking the law. I just was showing him how the tazer operates and he stepped in the way. 4 or 5 times in fact. I can't figure out all this new technology. Give me a billy club.
Can't do that any more. Thanks a lot Rodney.
Dude, I haven't followed whatever point you're trying to make from the first post. I knew what you were saying in your joke.

 

Okay.

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