I'd at least have one in the car.

 

I'm thinking that it's more than likely that that's going to take place soon.

I'd at least have one in the car.

 

Negative. I say screw the policy, all they can do IF they see it on you is have you leave with the weapon and not allow you back in till you have relived yourself of it...at least that's my understanding, since it is your LEGAL right to have and possess and carry it. And if it's carried in the correct fashion, no one will know anyway. Can't do you much good if you need it in the parking lot and it's locked up in your glove box.

Negative. I say screw the policy, all they can do IF they see it on you is have you leave with the weapon and not allow you back in till you have relived yourself of it...at least that's my understanding, since it is your LEGAL right to have and possess and carry it. And if it's carried in the correct fashion, no one will know anyway. Can't do you much good if you need it in the parking lot and it's locked up in your glove box.

BigV, brother I'm with you. I have one in the console, and one on my person. If you mess with me in the vehicle, I don't even have to bother to reload.

What can you do to stop this sort of thing? I don't mean individuals carrying, I'm talking about on a bigger scale what can be done. The police would have to catch them in the act of committing a crime, if they tried to break up large crowds of roaming teenagers every one would scream about their rights being violated. So what can be done to stop this type of behavior?

I've never owned a firearm, with that said, if I lived in the area where problems like this were going on I would be purchasing one today.

Negative. I say screw the policy, all they can do IF they see it on you is have you leave with the weapon and not allow you back in till you have relived yourself of it...at least that's my understanding, since it is your LEGAL right to have and possess and carry it. And if it's carried in the correct fashion, no one will know anyway. Can't do you much good if you need it in the parking lot and it's locked up in your glove box.

Could you get arrested conceal carrying a firearm on University Property since it is a "School"

What can you do to stop this sort of thing? I don't mean individuals carrying, I'm talking about on a bigger scale what can be done. The police would have to catch them in the act of committing a crime, if they tried to break up large crowds of roaming teenagers every one would scream about their rights being violated. So what can be done to stop this type of behavior?

I think the only way to really hope to stop some of these things is having people come forward when they recognize some of the kids on the video's and identify them.

 

Unfortunately when people are afraid to talk and rat out people they know it is tough to stop. There will be more and more incidents like the man attacked on the bus and stabbed a couple of them killing one. More and more incidents like that will occur until they realize it's just not worth it.

Could you get arrested conceal carrying a firearm on University Property since it is a "School"

 

They could sure boot you in the blink of an eye.

Negative. I say screw the policy, all they can do IF they see it on you is have you leave with the weapon and not allow you back in till you have relived yourself of it...at least that's my understanding, since it is your LEGAL right to have and possess and carry it. And if it's carried in the correct fashion, no one will know anyway. Can't do you much good if you need it in the parking lot and it's locked up in your glove box.

 

"Any university faculty, staff, student or administrator determined to have violated this policy is subject to disciplinary action, up to and including termination or expulsion..."

 

We're looking at loans in the amount of $55K per year, so I don't think we're going to do anything to risk expulsion at this point.

This is why I carry.

i just told a friend that who is here with me before I seen your post.

Could you get arrested conceal carrying a firearm on University Property since it is a "School"

The last I knew is each university or college has the right to say no conceal on campus, or yes.

The last I knew is each university or college has the right to say no conceal on campus, or yes.

Could be, but I thought it was a state law.

The last I knew is each university or college has the right to say no conceal on campus, or yes.

 

Kentucky allows the decision to be made by the individual university/college, correct.

"Any university faculty, staff, student or administrator determined to have violated this policy is subject to disciplinary action, up to and including termination or expulsion..."

 

We're looking at loans in the amount of $55K per year, so I don't think we're going to do anything to risk expulsion at this point.

 

I don't think it would ever come to that. You'd have lawyers lined up at your door waiting to take a bite of that apple, ESPECIALLY it being a woman in a downtown school setting where she has to walk areas potential unescorted. No doubt would be a hassle if it actually came to that point though, I get your drift.

What can you do to stop this sort of thing? I don't mean individuals carrying, I'm talking about on a bigger scale what can be done. The police would have to catch them in the act of committing a crime, if they tried to break up large crowds of roaming teenagers every one would scream about their rights being violated. So what can be done to stop this type of behavior?

 

Curfew, with rigorous enforcement. Basically martial law after dark.