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Anyone OC'ing in Dodge county

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roconnor14 wrote:
drewdown wrote:
I carried today at Wal-Mart in Beaver Dam while I was getting some tires put on the car. I was there for nearly an hour, and the store was very busy (middle of the day) so plenty of people saw me. No questions asked, although I did get a few weird looks.

My attire may have thrown some people off though: I still had the lower half of my uniform on (black boots and 5.11 TDU cargo pants) and an NYPD t-shirt.
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NYPD shirt? It seems like you could be opening yourself up to an impersonating an officer charge.
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Nah, I doubt it. But when I was in the army I used to say they ought to charge anyone in a gorilla suit with "impersonating an officer."
 
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roconnor14 wrote:
drewdown wrote:
I carried today at Wal-Mart in Beaver Dam while I was getting some tires put on the car. I was there for nearly an hour, and the store was very busy (middle of the day) so plenty of people saw me. No questions asked, although I did get a few weird looks.

My attire may have thrown some people off though: I still had the lower half of my uniform on (black boots and 5.11 TDU cargo pants) and an NYPD t-shirt.
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NYPD shirt? It seems like you could be opening yourself up to an impersonating an officer charge.
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It'd be kind of hard to charge an officer with impersonating an officer :lol:
 
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True, but that is cheating. You are not doing anything that you are not allowed to do because of your employment. I agree it helps people to get used to seeing fire arms in public but in your case, people are not seeing an average citizen with a fire arm in public. Isn't that the point? Did I miss something? Why is an NYPD officer in Wisconsin?
 
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