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Peopleofwalmart.com is more interested in comical situations than accuracy and they merely take the word of the photo submitter as to the facts of the photo, thus, this might or might not be Texas. Personally, I have no problem believing this is a Texas officer, given some I know, and what Iam fairly sure of is that this IS acommissioned LEO and not a cadet, security officer or simply someone open carrying. As others pointed out, security officers in Texas must be in a distinct uniform to carry as such. LE cadets in Texas cannot carry as such either, because they are not commissioned yet and only commissioned officers can carry. Cadets only carry on academy grounds during training. Finally, this person has a full duty belt on, complete with handcuff case, which says she is a LEO. Now, while there is no law in Texas that requires a commissioned officer to carry while off duty, almost every department does require their officers to do so, therefore, I surmise this is an off duty officer (from a less than professional department) that for whatever reason was too lazy to get dressed appropriately for her outing and the duty belt was the easiest way to carry the weapon with the given attire. Guess all her purses clashed with her house-shoes. Very said where ever it is and I hope her boss found out andreprimanded her for it!
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