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by Vol Texan
Thu Jun 04, 2015 7:45 am
Forum: 2015 Legislative Session
Topic: What are your "complaint" options?
Replies: 61
Views: 32269

Re: What are your "complaint" options?

jmra wrote:
Ruark wrote:How many of you would open carry at a mall? There have been a number of times when I've CC under a light jacket, then got to the mall shopping with my wife about noon or so. By then the weather had heated up and I wanted to take the jacket off and leave it in the car.
I would never consider OC at a mall. If it got warmer I'd take off the jacket and pull my shirt over my firearm. OC in a mall is almost a guarantee call to 911 of MWAG.
:iagree: +1

My position has softened...there may be places and times where I might OC, but a shopping mall would not likely fall within that category.
by Vol Texan
Mon Jun 01, 2015 4:29 pm
Forum: 2015 Legislative Session
Topic: What are your "complaint" options?
Replies: 61
Views: 32269

Re: What are you "complaint" options?

I don't think the OP was asking about how to argue with a LEO. I don't think he was itching for a fight. I don't think he was looking for any trouble at all.

A possible rephrasing of the OP's question might stop all the advice and challenges he has been getting about the wisdom of doing any of the above:

rephrase wrote:IF he is open carrying legally, and
IF a LEO performs an overzealous stop (irrespective of how calm, courteous, and professional the OP acts), and
IF the interaction seems to be a bit over the top, and
IF the OP is interested in escalating this to a higher official AFTER the stop is complete, and AFTER the LEO has left:

What options are available to him, given that he is not made of $$$, and may not be able to hire an attorney to fight a long and costly legal battle for him?

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