Thats what I thought, just wanted to be sure. Thanks for the help =)
Im pretty sure this guy is simply confused. He moved here from Pennsylvania about 2 years ago and probably still thinks he is there. Maybe they have a law against carrying in any government buildings in PA, I know they did in Nevada.
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- Thu Sep 25, 2008 9:07 am
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Fire Station Carry?
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- Wed Sep 24, 2008 5:20 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Fire Station Carry?
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Fire Station Carry?
OK I was having a discussion today with someone at the fire station where I volunteer and he insists that concealed carry at the station is illegal. I wont carry there simply because I never know where I will end up when I go out on a call and I cant exactly stop and disarm if I happen to find myself at a courthouse, jail, or school but I think its perfectly legal to carry there because its city property so carry cant be restricted.
This guy is a certified peace officer who thought the fire investigator who arrested the cussing lady in wal-mart was being perfectly reasonable and said laws are not supposed to be interpreted by "lay citizens", apparently only the ruling elite can do that. Yea, he irritates me.
I didnt bother to argue with him that it was perfectly legal to carry there (I saw no need to push the issue) but I would like to know who is actually correct in this situation.
Thanks =)
This guy is a certified peace officer who thought the fire investigator who arrested the cussing lady in wal-mart was being perfectly reasonable and said laws are not supposed to be interpreted by "lay citizens", apparently only the ruling elite can do that. Yea, he irritates me.
I didnt bother to argue with him that it was perfectly legal to carry there (I saw no need to push the issue) but I would like to know who is actually correct in this situation.
Thanks =)