Police called at TJMaxx, stopped by government agent...

[DocDaddy]

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DocV wrote:

My oh my! How I wished that had happened to me. I would have loved to been able to really ruin his night by comparing his ID card to mine....



DocV

I would have loved to of been a fly on the wall if this happened to you, it would have been great to see his reaction, especially since you are a couple "steps" above a "butter bar":celebrate

 

[Skeptic]

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mlands wrote:

Thatpoor example of a Marine needs aneducationthat thisis Virginia.If open carrying bothers him that much he should movetothe other side of the Potomac River.

Almost makes you wonder if they thought they were in Maryland , the (Gun) Free State
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Whenever someone says that our military would never help the socialists disarm the populace, I think of guys like this and I worry how many like him are out there.

 

[Kastaway]

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My thoughts when to, what if he would have taken the law into his own hands and tried and disarm you. You would have had to defend yourself.

We have a new police officer in our borough who is an exMarine. He is arrogant as hell; even the Chief said he has his hands full with him. It's ashame because I have nothing but admiration & appreciation for our military.....

 

[Tess]

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unrequited wrote:

On second thought, I'd like to go that route that way my complaint is made, and they can persue it if they want. What's the procedure I should do? How do I find the local JAG office? I've never made a complaint against the military before.

I agree with the sentiment, but I have to believe without a name or rank, you're going to be in a tough position. There are gazillions of places in the area a Marine could work, and the likelihood of the military being able to do anything is very, very slim.

They can and should, however, make it a part of their ongoing education programs ... at Commanders' Calls and the like...if they will.

 

[ed]

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Tess wrote:

without a name or rank, you're going to be in a tough position.

I was in the marines.. I might know him.. short hair.. green cami's .. shouts out OOOHHH RAHH all the time?

:celebrate

(Could not resist.. people ask me all the time if I knew a funny guy named "Mike" when I was in the corps.... People find my wife flys for Continental and they go oh really? See if she knows my cute blonde friend Sharon.. Sharon flys for Continetal too.. or maybe United.. <shrug)

 

[mobeewan]

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If he called 911 on his cell phone the police will have his phone number. If they have the number, they will be able to identify him. If the JAG is conducting an investigation they will be able to identifyhim throughthepolice and he will be toast.

 

[DreQo]

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ed wrote:

Tess wrote:

without a name or rank, you're going to be in a tough position.

I was in the marines.. I might know him.. short hair.. green cami's .. shouts out OOOHHH RAHH all the time?

:celebrate

(Could not resist.. people ask me all the time if I knew a funny guy named "Mike" when I was in the corps.... People find my wife flys for Continental and they go oh really? See if she knows my cute blonde friend Sharon.. Sharon flys for Continetal too.. or maybe United.. <shrug)

OMG! lol You are absolutely right! "Hey! You're a Marine? Do you know my brother? His name is John!" lol. I NEVER understood that.

 

[caltain]

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ed wrote:

Tess wrote:
(Could not resist.. people ask me all the time if I knew a funny guy named "Mike" when I was in the corps.... People find my wife flys for Continental and they go oh really? See if she knows my cute blonde friend Sharon.. Sharon flys for Continetal too.. or maybe United.. <shrug)

Know what you mean. I once told a guy on an Italian train that I was from Texas, and he asked if I knew his friend...

I said "No, but do know my friend named Sean? He's in Germany..."

People are strange...

Cal