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Amusing LEO Encounter while OCing

vmathis12019

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While this is true, this is PURELY anecdotal.

I took a trip down to Daleville today to do some shooting. All went well (except for a few feeding problems in my XD due to cheap, crappy ass ammo). I had a great time, bought a new mag holder, and did a little gun shopping looking for my next acquisition.

I only OC in very very very select places and occasions, and range trips are one of those occasions. Well, I make it all the way back to Troy (about a 40 mile drive), and stop off at our local Quiznos (ocing mind you... I'm good friends with a manager) for some dinner. I leave the restaurant to go home and enjoy my prime rib philly cheesesteak sub and brocolli and cheese soup (of course I got the bread bowl! why would you even wonder that?), I got in my truck, turned the key, and heard BANG! OH *EXPLETIVE*, thought I, my gun just went off! Well not exactly.

Unfortunately, my battery had exploded in my truck. I called my roommate to come get me and take me to get a new batter and terminal (the explosion destroyed the + side terminal). While I was installing the new terminal, a Pike County Sheriff's Deputy pulled up. He asked if he could help, and I politely declined as I honestly had it under control. He even stuck around and chatted. I know he noticed my weapon, because he asked me about it.We had a conversation about our gun choices, etc... I even told him my story about getting arrested for OCing, to which his response was "That's God**** bull**** right there. IfI were you, I'd sue the piss out of Wal Mart, Andalusia, everybody I could." <----- I honestly was speechless....

I thanked him for his concern, and I finished the repairs as he went on his way. I suppose there really aregood cops out there after all.
 

agmobb

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Haha! Thats great. Always refreshing to read stories like these. Thanks for sharing.
 

ne1

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mark edward marchiafava wrote:
"I suppose there really are good cops out there after all."

Next time, ask a "good cop" when was the last time he turned in/testified against a "bad cop."
The "good cops" probably won't even check the "bad cops" ID.:quirky
 

vmathis12019

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mark edward marchiafava wrote:
"I suppose there really are good cops out there after all."

Next time, ask a "good cop" when was the last time he turned in/testified against a "bad cop."
Good point, but my statement, though vague, was meant to say that there are at least a few cops out there that know there is nothing wrong with private citizens arming themselves.
 

Gunslinger

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Brocolli!!! No wonder your battery exploded! :shock:How can you eat that *&*&! Seriously, yeah there are good cops. Too bad the bad ones often make us forget that.
 
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