anygunanywhere wrote:He is entirely within his rights to open carry on his property.
It is not anyone's business if he open carries on his own property.
I have open carried in my front yard. I don't care what people think.
If the neighbors are agitated they need to get over it.
The police need to tell people he is entirely within his rights to OC on his property, that this is legal, and that they should try it.
As long as he does not stray off his property he is fine.
Why is this being blown out of proportion? Why try to convince the DA to take action on something that is legal?
What you suggest makes it sound like you want this to be New York or some other anti state.
Anygunanywhere
I don't understand what the neighbor's problems are or why you would want anyone to talk to the DA. He's not wandering around his yard sighting in his scopes through your windows is he? If he's minding his own business and isn't threatening anyone then it is not a problem. Kudos to the police for understanding this. My guess is that they're tired of the neighbors calling for the same thing over and over again when they have explained that he isn't doing anything wrong.
