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drjoker wrote:Chas is right, there's no evidence of any illegal activity at all. The guy who called 911 probably had an anti-gun political agenda.

I was wearing a NRA baseball cap and some teen punk in a hoodie followed me with his hand making a gun sign, saying "bang bang, bang bang!" This was 11PM at night at Kroger's. I'll bet you $1000 that if I had an uninintentional failure to conceal, that punk would call 911 and clain that I threatened him or brandished my weapon. Be careful of lying anti-gunner with an agenda.

nightmare wrote:

WildBill wrote:In the OP, if Trujillo told the guy in the carwash, let me see those pill bottles, that would be directing that person to do something that an LEO would do. If a guy has a badge around his neck, even if it says CHL, I could see a conviction. Of course we don't know all of the story.

What if he was a security guard in uniform, washing his car on the way home from work, and did the same?

03Lightningrocks wrote:Why do I believe he never would have had the cops called on him if he hadn't been advertising he was a concealed carry holder?

Then again. Why on earth was he taking it upon himself to play detective with a fellow citizen on the street? He is lucky it wasn't someone like me. I would have told him to go pound wood. If that was not good enough for him, he would have had a real problem on his hands.

Oldgringo wrote:This is the very, about only, reason that I favor OC. Unintentional display, like the other stuff, sometimes happens.

Being 'snocked' at the car wash is a horse of another color.