Aaron1124
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So I appeared at King County Superior Court today as a witness to a trial, and I checked my weapon. It was the first time doing so as well. When I got to the screener, I let her know I had a weapon to check, so she called over a deputy to escort me to a small room. He led me to the lock box, and had me remove my firearm and place it in the box. After that, he just sent me on my way. I never once had to go through the metal detector.
I thought to myself that if I were a criminal, I could have easily snuck a weapon inside. I guess they forgot to have me to back through the detector again.
So I appeared at King County Superior Court today as a witness to a trial, and I checked my weapon. It was the first time doing so as well. When I got to the screener, I let her know I had a weapon to check, so she called over a deputy to escort me to a small room. He led me to the lock box, and had me remove my firearm and place it in the box. After that, he just sent me on my way. I never once had to go through the metal detector.
I thought to myself that if I were a criminal, I could have easily snuck a weapon inside. I guess they forgot to have me to back through the detector again.