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Liberty wrote:I would think that having a CHL in these situations would be discrete and not a matter up for discussion within those organizations.
Don't ask don't tell is a pretty good policy.

Sure, you could do that.

But that pretty much concedes that they don't want you to be armed while on "patrol".

I don't know what the CHL participation level might be. But I think if you ask them the police will say that they do not want people to be carrying guns when they do these patrols.

The one big exception might be Sheriff Joe Arpiao in Maricopa County, AZ. (This is basically the Phoenix metro area. He has gone so far as to deputize members of a volunteer citizen's patrol that he set up, and he wants them to carry guns.