Bader
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I just posted this in another post, but I decided to make my own thread about it. One of my good buddies that I've known since high school is a Pierce County Deputy. He's been on the force going on 11 years next month, and he's carried in the post office and has carried into the Federal Detention Center in Seatac on a couple of occasions while on duty, and he's never been asked to check his weapon, or to leave his weapon in his vehicle.
Now, I can't remember what the specific U.S. Code is, but is it normal for officers on official duty be allowed to carry into federal buildings, even if the officers aren't of federal jurisdiction? He admitted he didn't know the specific U.S. Code, but he said he's never been hassled about his weapon.
I just posted this in another post, but I decided to make my own thread about it. One of my good buddies that I've known since high school is a Pierce County Deputy. He's been on the force going on 11 years next month, and he's carried in the post office and has carried into the Federal Detention Center in Seatac on a couple of occasions while on duty, and he's never been asked to check his weapon, or to leave his weapon in his vehicle.
Now, I can't remember what the specific U.S. Code is, but is it normal for officers on official duty be allowed to carry into federal buildings, even if the officers aren't of federal jurisdiction? He admitted he didn't know the specific U.S. Code, but he said he's never been hassled about his weapon.