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Carrying in Lynchburg, Virginia
I work in Lynchburg, Virginia as a Probation/Parole Officer. I was out of the office doing field work and decided to stop at Wal-Mart on Wards Road to get some chicken strips for lunch. Upon entering the store, I was approached by one of the managers and told that I could not enter the store with my gun. When I showed him my badge and explained to him that I was a Probation/Parole Officer, he indicated to me that Probation/Parole Officers were not considered law-enforcement in his eyes. I suddenly realized that I was about to argue with an idiot, and I simply walked out of the store. Nonetheless, this Wal-Mart will never get my business. By the way, I find it ironic that this Wal-Mart sells firearms in the sporting goods section. Just a little thought. :?
GUNS DON'T KILL PEOPLE!
GUNS KILL DINNER!
Carrying in Lynchburg, Virginia
I work in Lynchburg, Virginia as a Probation/Parole Officer. I was out of the office doing field work and decided to stop at Wal-Mart on Wards Road to get some chicken strips for lunch. Upon entering the store, I was approached by one of the managers and told that I could not enter the store with my gun. When I showed him my badge and explained to him that I was a Probation/Parole Officer, he indicated to me that Probation/Parole Officers were not considered law-enforcement in his eyes. I suddenly realized that I was about to argue with an idiot, and I simply walked out of the store. Nonetheless, this Wal-Mart will never get my business. By the way, I find it ironic that this Wal-Mart sells firearms in the sporting goods section. Just a little thought. :?
GUNS DON'T KILL PEOPLE!
GUNS KILL DINNER!