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davenewman12 wrote:It gets edgy talking about mental stability and disarming people. As it has been said if he's a threat call the police. If he needs help, help him. You are family you can reach him better than anyone. It's all about a relationship with that person. Start a new one with one on one and build a relationship with him. I'll pray for you and your family.

just to clarify - taking away someone's CHL (what the OP was suggesting) does nothing to disarm the individual. This is why the CHL is not relevant IMHO.

The CHL is not relevant. He is either a danger to himself and others or he isn't. If he is, then you should take the same action you would if he didn't have a CHL. If you believe he is in fact a danger to himself or others, notify the proper authorities. If after they investigate they feel there is a need for an evaluation then the rest will take care of itself.

Simply put, if your focus is on the CHL, then you are focusing on the wrong thing. The CHL is not the issue and having it taken away does not resolve anything.