I believe I saw in a thread that Jason has moved on, but the number should still be valid for Corporate Security
Or take tricityguy shopping with you so he can bitch them out for you.OK. Then don't use Jason's name, just say "Wal-Mart Corporate Security says..." and everything else still applies.
Then you can just say "Yeah, what he said!!!!"Nope. 9.41.050 only requires me to display to, besides LEOs, "any other person when and if required by law to do so." There is no law that spells out the circumstances under which I would be required by law to do so, ergo, I don't have to do it. Effectively, that wording is useless; it means nothing without the backing of whatever law it speaks of.
I won't show my permit to anyone, except LEO, potentially a city official if they tried to make a stink of it, and a gun store when buying a weapon. But Joe-random-member-of-the-public - and let me tell you, retail store managers are definitely in that camp - can ask for my permit with one hand and crap in the other and see which one fills up first. :dude:Your attitude is in severe need of adjustment.kparker - Deal.
The idea of OC is to show everyone, that includes cops,that we are not a bunch of extremist gun freaks to be feared. Your attitude does nothing to promote the idea of OC as normal for normal people. I quit drinking well before you were born, but you can buy me a root beer and we can talk.Oh, Bear, that's just your opinion. It's OK; I take no offense. I've read enough of your posts to know that you & I will get along great in person. One of these days I'll buy you a beer and we can talk about my bad attitude.
+1 There is absolutely no requirement in law that I show my papers to any random person who walks up and asks for them. That would be absolutely ridiculous. If I were ever asked for my permit by anyone other than law enforcement I would decline. If they have a valid legal reason for asking (city ordinance) I would comply but research their ordinance when I got home to make sure that it was, in fact, a legal request.
You do as you please, but I think that a better way to show everyone that we are doing nothing wrong and have nothing to hide is to cooperate. Then again, just how many people out there even know what a CPL is and would ever ask to see it?
Oh, you're exactly right and we're essentially debating a non-issue as I doubt this happens often. Clearly the Wal-Mart manager mentioned in this thread did ask, but I'd wager such a request is quite abnormal.
Although since it did happen, we aren't debating a non-issue. A non-issue would be one that had never happened. It was brought up that something happened, we chimed in with what our responses would be.
Good point. I stand corrected.
If one incident makes something an issue, then you guys need to get a life. You need way more things to do in your life.