Why? If I were this person, and I wanted to see what your intentions were I think I might just do the same and be "on your strong side". That way I know where the weapon and your hand is at all times. On the other side your actions toward your firearm are shielded. If I wanted to stop you from deploying your firearm why would I want to be on your weak side and give you all the advantage? Just wondering what the employee did wrong from that standpoint.
What business is it what the OP'rs intentions are when they are carrying...if they are standing in line, minding their own business, purchasing an item(s)?
I think that the aggressor of the situation is the employee. Walking up close to someone who is armed, close to their strong side...would cause me to raise my threat level, someone encroaching in on my personal space. I could see how there would be worry about an attempted gun-grab situation.
Why would you be stopping the OP'r from deploying their firearm...what indication did the OP'r give that they were preparing to draw their sidearm while standing in line to purchase item(s)?
Since when is standing in line minding your own business justification for encroaching said persons space and warranting alarm for the carrier?
The employee should have called the police if they were that worried, or just minded their own business.
I am interested in what your response would be if you were standing in line minding your own business and next thing you knew someone was standing very close to you, on your strong side. I would be telling them to step away from me immediately and then we could talk.
