You are correct and I had not thought about that. 30.05 would apply to the retired officer, but it then raises the interesting legal question of whether a 30.06 sign specifically forbidding a CHL from carrying would be considered effective notice for the retired officer. As with other cases, I do not think I would want to be the test case or recommend anyone else take that position.gljjt wrote:But wouldn't 30.05 still apply to a retire LEO?srothstein wrote:Actually, I think it is even easier, if he just goes out and qualifies with the weapon. PC 46.15(a)(5) allows a retired peace officer to carry anywhere an active officer can. Since the OP would then not be carrying under the authority of the CHL, 30.06 would not apply.
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- Fri Dec 12, 2014 11:16 pm
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- Mon Dec 08, 2014 10:32 pm
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Re: 30.06 and Written Permission Permitting Carry
Actually, I think it is even easier, if he just goes out and qualifies with the weapon. PC 46.15(a)(5) allows a retired peace officer to carry anywhere an active officer can. Since the OP would then not be carrying under the authority of the CHL, 30.06 would not apply.