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kingfish wrote:
Where does it state that O'brien was confrontational? The cop was confrontational, O'brien just wanted to watch a movie.
Where does it state that O'brien was not polite? It appears he simply told the manager that the law in Tennessee does not require concealed carry.
It is not stated that the manager told O'brien to leave. O'brien states in the interview the manager was not the one who asked him to leave.
kingfish wrote:
Theatre managers stopped O'Brien.
"He said that my permit to carry was a concealed permit," O'Brien told us. "I said 'No it's not, it's a hand gun carry permit. In the state of Tennessee you can carry it open or concealed."
O'Brien is correct. In Tennessee his permit does allow him to carry his firearm at his side. There is no requirement to conceal it. After some discussion with the manager O'Brien says he refused to conceal his weapon. Then an off-duty sheriff's deputy, who we only know by the first name Adam, got into the discussion.
"He said you have been asked to leave once, if you don't leave now I'm going to arrest you for criminal trespass," according to O'Brien. "I said I need your badge number and name."
Seems to me the manager had already asked him to leave once and the off duty LEO was reiterating the position.
Anyway Neo , the point is that if you are polite and non confrontational and keep the handgun holstered you should not have any issues. Most people don't.
Where does it state that O'brien was confrontational? The cop was confrontational, O'brien just wanted to watch a movie.
Where does it state that O'brien was not polite? It appears he simply told the manager that the law in Tennessee does not require concealed carry.
It is not stated that the manager told O'brien to leave. O'brien states in the interview the manager was not the one who asked him to leave.