Hendu024
Regular Member
imported post
http://hamptonroads.com/2009/08/one-person-taken-hospital-after-stabbing-morning-va-beach
This link doesn't say much about it, but I will keep looking around for it.
I drove by this last night at about 3AM on my way home from the airport after being delayed in N.Y. for 4 hours :banghead: There were no less that 10 cops on site, and I could see one guy laying on the floor inside, and there was crime scene tape everywhere. Just another reinforcement for carrying. Not that I needed another one...
Slightly off topic to my Subject line, but definitely noteworthy because of what I had heard in some other threads...
My flight was delayed in NY for 4 hours last night, but there was a chance I was going to have to wait out the night there and get a flight in the A.M. That being said, they would have to give my baggage back to me to recheck the next morning, which contained my Glock 23 that I had declared on my initial flight in Maine. I had heard horror stories about people having to re-declare their firearm in NY after getting stuck there for the night, and then getting bagged on a b.s. weapons charge.
I asked US Airways if this would be an issue, and after talking to a completely moronic supervisor, I found a TSA supervisor who said as long as I had the tag in my locked case that showed I had originally declared it in another state, I would be all set and would not be in violation of anything. I couldn't find a cop to verify this, but that was the best I could get at 1 A.M.
http://hamptonroads.com/2009/08/one-person-taken-hospital-after-stabbing-morning-va-beach
This link doesn't say much about it, but I will keep looking around for it.
I drove by this last night at about 3AM on my way home from the airport after being delayed in N.Y. for 4 hours :banghead: There were no less that 10 cops on site, and I could see one guy laying on the floor inside, and there was crime scene tape everywhere. Just another reinforcement for carrying. Not that I needed another one...
Slightly off topic to my Subject line, but definitely noteworthy because of what I had heard in some other threads...
My flight was delayed in NY for 4 hours last night, but there was a chance I was going to have to wait out the night there and get a flight in the A.M. That being said, they would have to give my baggage back to me to recheck the next morning, which contained my Glock 23 that I had declared on my initial flight in Maine. I had heard horror stories about people having to re-declare their firearm in NY after getting stuck there for the night, and then getting bagged on a b.s. weapons charge.
I asked US Airways if this would be an issue, and after talking to a completely moronic supervisor, I found a TSA supervisor who said as long as I had the tag in my locked case that showed I had originally declared it in another state, I would be all set and would not be in violation of anything. I couldn't find a cop to verify this, but that was the best I could get at 1 A.M.