DVC
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No, but if it makes you feel better to believe that, go ahead.
I'm open to any other explanation for your claim that I lied about the law.
No, but if it makes you feel better to believe that, go ahead.
I'm open to any other explanation for your claim that I lied about the law.
Nevada Carrier, that is some Very good advice, I'd not thought of that at all or run across it in any other posts. Unfortunately I will not be able to afford anything like that in the near future. I'm sure your intent wasn't to discourage me from oc, although it's kinda in the back of my mind now, so I guess I will just have to be on my very best behavior.
You claimed that he "can't" carry in casinos. Those were your words re: casinos...the way you put it sounded like it was an absolute rule and it isn't. It is misinformation. You CAN carry in casinos. You MIGHT run into trouble.
And no you did not explain what may happen if you do carry in a casino...look through our posts again. All you said was that he can't.
The more I think about it, waiting till this weekend just sounds absurd. Off I go to autozone, OCn for my first time ..in town anyways
Well, how did it go?
If you carry routinely, in a few days you will consider it normal.
Just went to AutoZone out in Spanish Springs, got a couple "interested" looks from a couple employees, nothing eventful. Sure did get the blood pumping a bit though as this was my first time in town OCen
Ok I found a "satisfactory" answer over at Nevada Shooters http://www.nevadashooters.com/archive/index.php/t-22879.html
Now I also know of no law that says you must inform someone of audio recording so I would like to revise my question and ask,
• Do any of you inform an officer or anyone else that you are recording audio/video?
Thank you, very informative. Yet gray n' shady.
I would agree with your dashcam logic and I do not believe a public servant is entitled to any sort of privacy while on duty.
Do you yourself inform LE they are being recorded?