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Division amongst Katy council members sees resolution regarding open carry
Posted: Wed Jan 20, 2016 10:15 am
by zimmerdesignz
http://www.fox26houston.com/news/77486438-story
KATY (FOX 26) - The City of Katy moves from no carry in 2015, to open carry in 2016, at public meetings. The state's new open carry law prompted a discussion and the decision, but there was division among the council members.
Re: Division amongst Katy council members sees resolution regarding open carry
Posted: Wed Jan 20, 2016 10:34 am
by Soccerdad1995
"When you see somebody carrying a gun, turn around and walk out," said Tom McClain. "Tell the manager why you're leaving."
McClain says he's a former Harris County Deputy.
"I just don't think people in general, especially young people, are mature enough to carry a gun," McClain said.
This guy gives a poor impression of LEO's. Either he was misquoted or he is simply ignorant of the law. "Young people" are not allowed to carry weapons. You have to be over 21 (18 with limited exceptions). And if he considers a 21 year old to be too immature to carry a gun, then we need to fire a lot of the LEO's in this country.
Re: Division amongst Katy council members sees resolution regarding open carry
Posted: Wed Jan 20, 2016 10:39 am
by zimmerdesignz
Maturity isn't determined by age. It happens different for everyone. Just like you may have an immature 21 year old. You could also have a 41 year old immature person.
Re: Division amongst Katy council members sees resolution regarding open carry
Posted: Wed Jan 20, 2016 10:39 am
by mojo84
Soccerdad1995 wrote:"When you see somebody carrying a gun, turn around and walk out," said Tom McClain. "Tell the manager why you're leaving."
McClain says he's a former Harris County Deputy.
"I just don't think people in general, especially young people, are mature enough to carry a gun," McClain said.
This guy gives a poor impression of LEO's. Either he was misquoted or he is simply ignorant of the law. "Young people" are not allowed to carry weapons. You have to be over 21 (18 with limited exceptions). And if he considers a 21 year old to be too immature to carry a gun, then we need to fire a lot of the LEO's in this country.
And take away a lot of drivers licenses and cars from the "children" under 21.
Re: Division amongst Katy council members sees resolution regarding open carry
Posted: Wed Jan 20, 2016 10:51 am
by treadlightly
"When you see somebody carrying a gun, turn around and walk out," said Tom McClain. "Tell the manager why you're leaving."
McClain says he's a former Harris County Deputy.
"I just don't think people in general, especially young people, are mature enough to carry a gun," McClain said.
Wow. The Lake Woebegone effect in reverse. I guess in Katy the women are all helpless, the men are all unpleasant looking, and the young people are all below average.
Re: Division amongst Katy council members sees resolution regarding open carry
Posted: Wed Jan 20, 2016 11:01 am
by zimmerdesignz
Soccerdad1995 wrote:"When you see somebody carrying a gun, turn around and walk out," said Tom McClain. "Tell the manager why you're leaving."
McClain says he's a former Harris County Deputy.
"I just don't think people in general, especially young people, are mature enough to carry a gun," McClain said.
This guy gives a poor impression of LEO's. Either he was misquoted or he is simply ignorant of the law. "Young people" are not allowed to carry weapons. You have to be over 21 (18 with limited exceptions). And if he considers a 21 year old to be too immature to carry a gun, then we need to fire a lot of the LEO's in this country.
Where is this quote from? I don't see it in the article or in the video on the article?
Re: Division amongst Katy council members sees resolution regarding open carry
Posted: Wed Jan 20, 2016 11:05 am
by mojo84
zimmerdesignz wrote:Soccerdad1995 wrote:"When you see somebody carrying a gun, turn around and walk out," said Tom McClain. "Tell the manager why you're leaving."
McClain says he's a former Harris County Deputy.
"I just don't think people in general, especially young people, are mature enough to carry a gun," McClain said.
This guy gives a poor impression of LEO's. Either he was misquoted or he is simply ignorant of the law. "Young people" are not allowed to carry weapons. You have to be over 21 (18 with limited exceptions). And if he considers a 21 year old to be too immature to carry a gun, then we need to fire a lot of the LEO's in this country.
Where is this quote from? I don't see it in the article or in the video on the article?
I saw it in a different story.
http://www.fox26houston.com/news/67735550-story
Re: Division amongst Katy council members sees resolution regarding open carry
Posted: Wed Jan 20, 2016 11:07 am
by zimmerdesignz
mojo84 wrote:zimmerdesignz wrote:Soccerdad1995 wrote:"When you see somebody carrying a gun, turn around and walk out," said Tom McClain. "Tell the manager why you're leaving."
McClain says he's a former Harris County Deputy.
"I just don't think people in general, especially young people, are mature enough to carry a gun," McClain said.
This guy gives a poor impression of LEO's. Either he was misquoted or he is simply ignorant of the law. "Young people" are not allowed to carry weapons. You have to be over 21 (18 with limited exceptions). And if he considers a 21 year old to be too immature to carry a gun, then we need to fire a lot of the LEO's in this country.
Where is this quote from? I don't see it in the article or in the video on the article?
I saw it in a different story.
http://www.fox26houston.com/news/67735550-story
So this former Harris County Deputy may not have any ties with Katy at all? He was just a bystander that walked by and commented
Re: Division amongst Katy council members sees resolution regarding open carry
Posted: Wed Jan 20, 2016 11:10 am
by Lynyrd
Those of you that know, please clarify something for me. I thought that meetings of any government entity (ie. city council) were off limits from carrying period. Did this change 1/1/16? Or, has there been a requirement in place already that those places had to post signs?
Re: Division amongst Katy council members sees resolution regarding open carry
Posted: Wed Jan 20, 2016 11:22 am
by howdy
Go back and read penal code 46.035 again. Read all the way down to section (i).
Re: Division amongst Katy council members sees resolution regarding open carry
Posted: Wed Jan 20, 2016 11:26 am
by howdy
zimmerdesignz wrote:mojo84 wrote:zimmerdesignz wrote:Soccerdad1995 wrote:"When you see somebody carrying a gun, turn around and walk out," said Tom McClain. "Tell the manager why you're leaving."
McClain says he's a former Harris County Deputy.
"I just don't think people in general, especially young people, are mature enough to carry a gun," McClain said.
This guy gives a poor impression of LEO's. Either he was misquoted or he is simply ignorant of the law. "Young people" are not allowed to carry weapons. You have to be over 21 (18 with limited exceptions). And if he considers a 21 year old to be too immature to carry a gun, then we need to fire a lot of the LEO's in this country.
Where is this quote from? I don't see it in the article or in the video on the article?
I saw it in a different story.
http://www.fox26houston.com/news/67735550-story
So this former Harris County Deputy may not have any ties with Katy at all? He was just a bystander that walked by and commented
Maybe this is why he is a FORMER Harris County Deputy Sheriff.
Re: Division amongst Katy council members sees resolution regarding open carry
Posted: Wed Jan 20, 2016 11:44 am
by Lynyrd
howdy wrote:Go back and read penal code 49.035 again. Read all the way down to section (i).
Well, I think you were actually referring to 46.035, and thanks for the tip. Read it again. Also found out that the language changed due to SB 273.
Thank you.
Re: Division amongst Katy council members sees resolution regarding open carry
Posted: Wed Jan 20, 2016 11:54 am
by mojo84
zimmerdesignz wrote:mojo84 wrote:zimmerdesignz wrote:Soccerdad1995 wrote:"When you see somebody carrying a gun, turn around and walk out," said Tom McClain. "Tell the manager why you're leaving."
McClain says he's a former Harris County Deputy.
"I just don't think people in general, especially young people, are mature enough to carry a gun," McClain said.
This guy gives a poor impression of LEO's. Either he was misquoted or he is simply ignorant of the law. "Young people" are not allowed to carry weapons. You have to be over 21 (18 with limited exceptions). And if he considers a 21 year old to be too immature to carry a gun, then we need to fire a lot of the LEO's in this country.
Where is this quote from? I don't see it in the article or in the video on the article?
I saw it in a different story.
http://www.fox26houston.com/news/67735550-story
So this former Harris County Deputy may not have any ties with Katy at all? He was just a bystander that walked by and commented
I have no idea. There isn't enough info provided to answer your question. Note, part of Katy does fall within Harris County.
Re: Division amongst Katy council members sees resolution regarding open carry
Posted: Wed Jan 20, 2016 12:00 pm
by Soccerdad1995
mojo84 wrote:zimmerdesignz wrote:Soccerdad1995 wrote:"When you see somebody carrying a gun, turn around and walk out," said Tom McClain. "Tell the manager why you're leaving."
McClain says he's a former Harris County Deputy.
"I just don't think people in general, especially young people, are mature enough to carry a gun," McClain said.
This guy gives a poor impression of LEO's. Either he was misquoted or he is simply ignorant of the law. "Young people" are not allowed to carry weapons. You have to be over 21 (18 with limited exceptions). And if he considers a 21 year old to be too immature to carry a gun, then we need to fire a lot of the LEO's in this country.
Where is this quote from? I don't see it in the article or in the video on the article?
I saw it in a different story.
http://www.fox26houston.com/news/67735550-story
Sorry. It is from the story about the OC "demonstration" at a Katy Starbucks. I was looking at both threads and posted in the wrong one. Not sure how I managed to do that.
Re: Division amongst Katy council members sees resolution regarding open carry
Posted: Wed Jan 20, 2016 12:04 pm
by RossA
Gee, I wonder when Houston city council will start allowing OC?
