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Detectives don’t wear a traditional patrol uniform. Most wear business attire with a badge and gun. That is their uniform. Since he was on-duty I’m sure his department requires him to open carry so covering it up is out of the question.

I have a training uniform that is a polo shirt with my name and department and I just wear my badge and gun on my belt.

The officer handled it correctly and I’m sure the employee now knows the correct policy on open carry.

Charles L. Cotton wrote: ↑Fri Jun 01, 2018 8:46 pm

Odinvalknir wrote: ↑Fri Jun 01, 2018 6:43 pm I lived in Friendswood for 20 some odd years. It very well could've been an issue with the cop that the manager had. I respect all police officers, but many Friendswood cops have been looked at questioningly by many residents, including clean cut law abiding folk, not just criminals mad because they got caught lol.


Or could just be an idiot store manager.

I've lived in Friendswood for 38 years and I've never once heard any negative comments about Friendswood PD.

Chas.

I was impressed when a Friendswood PD recruiter came all the way to east Texas to talk to us in the academy. From what I heard it was a top tier department.

Even though it doesn't apply to LEOs, Whataburger should post 30.07 to save themselves the trouble of refusing service to citizens who open carry.