charlie12
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Carondalet wrote:
Carondalet wrote:
Sounds like that went pretty well.
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Mall open carry, now?
- Thread starter Carondalet
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WhiteRabbit22
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From what I've heard, the Staties actually know that OC is legal. it's the locals and the mall ninjas you gotta look out for.
From what I've heard, the Staties actually know that OC is legal. it's the locals and the mall ninjas you gotta look out for.
charlie12
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WhiteRabbit22 wrote:
WhiteRabbit22 wrote:
I think they do know more but I did run across one that didn't know the seatbelt law.From what I've heard, the Staties actually know that OC is legal. it's the locals and the mall ninjas you gotta look out for.
aroundlsu
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What is there to know about the seatbelt law?
What is there to know about the seatbelt law?
charlie12
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aroundlsu wrote:
I called Troop A and told them what went down and they looked up the RS and told me that I was right. I already knew that. I printed a copy of the RS for her to give him the next weekend when she saw him at the roadblock again. The next weekend they were back at the same location and when she stopped she told him she had something for him and he started laughing and said he had already found out. I think the other Troopers ragged him about it.
From RS 32:295.1
[align=justify]C. This Section shall not apply to the following:[/align]
[align=justify](1) A motor vehicle operated by a rural letter carrier of the United States Postal Service while performing his or her duties as a rural letter carrier, to a farm vehicle being operated within five miles of the place of its principal use, to a motor vehicle being operated by a newspaper delivery person while he or she is engaged in the distribution of regularly published newspapers.[/align]
aroundlsu wrote:
My girlfriend is a newspaper distributor and is exempt from wearing a seatbelt while delivering papers. She was stopped at a check point in Port Vincent and told to put on her seatbelt. She told him she was delivering the newspaper and was exempt from wearing one while doing that.He told her there were no exemptions. She told him she was told by a very good source (me)that she wasexempt and he said NO.What is there to know about the seatbelt law?
I called Troop A and told them what went down and they looked up the RS and told me that I was right. I already knew that. I printed a copy of the RS for her to give him the next weekend when she saw him at the roadblock again. The next weekend they were back at the same location and when she stopped she told him she had something for him and he started laughing and said he had already found out. I think the other Troopers ragged him about it.
From RS 32:295.1
[align=justify]C. This Section shall not apply to the following:[/align]
[align=justify](1) A motor vehicle operated by a rural letter carrier of the United States Postal Service while performing his or her duties as a rural letter carrier, to a farm vehicle being operated within five miles of the place of its principal use, to a motor vehicle being operated by a newspaper delivery person while he or she is engaged in the distribution of regularly published newspapers.[/align]
DMB
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mark edward marchiafava wrote:
mark edward marchiafava wrote:
That's just too funny. Kinda like saying nobody could have done a better job gassing the Jews than our hero, Adolph.
I know this is an old thread but ...WTF? Care to explain this comment?
DMB
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charlie12 wrote:
charlie12 wrote:
Well, at least they are employed. It's a position that needs to be filled. Surely most of you are intelligent enough to realize that it is a MALL SECURITY OFFICER position. You are not going to attract someone with a law degreeor a police background. Accept this for what it is and get over it. Once again, the person is employed. That in itself says something. Quit namecalling and degrading these people and try educating them in a professional manner that does not bellittle them. After all, how many of you like to be called "John Wayne's" and "Wannabe Cops". Anybody disagree? - DavidCarondalet wrote:Mall Ninja's with Trooper hats? How do you keep from laughing. :lol:Don't get me wrong, I haven't been dissed in there, yet, but you know how it is. I especially like the rent-a-cops new state trooper cowboy like hats.
Jimmy Dean
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So, the MoL is OC?
So, the MoL is OC?
aroundlsu
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Jimmy Dean wrote:
Jimmy Dean wrote:
No. Some people have made it through without being stopped, but others have been stopped and asked to leave. If you call and ask they will say they have a no weapons policy. But there are no signs posted AFAIK.So, the MoL is OC?