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Open carry training memo for LEO dept'sin PA [final draft]

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sccrref

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Pa. Patriot wrote:
<snip>Unless there is an actual possibility of threat against an officer or others (something besides the open carrying), taking someone's firearm and handling it should be taken only under dire circumstances. Due to unfamiliarity with the differing forms of actions on firearms, there is a possibility of accidental discharge.<snip>
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To begin, great post and thank you. You may want to change accidental discharge to negligent discharge. IMO if someone handles a weapon that they are unfamiliar with, any discharge would be caused by negligence on their part vice an accident. Or you may want to include both negligent/accidental discharge.
 
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