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So yesterday one of my biggest fears came true: I accidentally carried onto my college campus.

It’s in a not so great part of town so I have made a habit of always carrying on the drive up to the campus and then stowing it in the center console when I get to the parking lot. Unfortunately, I ...

At that point there was no need to be paranoid about the police unless they saw you exit the building AND had maintained constant observation AND had reason to ask you for ID or discerned you were carrying.

Not exactly true. Although he was no longer in legal danger, campus police officers are ...

So yesterday one of my biggest fears came true: I accidentally carried onto my college campus.

It’s in a not so great part of town so I have made a habit of always carrying on the drive up to the campus and then stowing it in the center console when I get to the parking lot. Unfortunately, I ...

OK, so call the cops and tell them what happened.

Alright, last question, in a situation such as the one i described, is there any chance of being charged with something like brandishing?
Don't have that here in Texas, but the chances of being charged with anything similar are really slim as ...

OK, so call the cops and tell them what happened.

Alright, last question, in a situation such as the one i described, is there any chance of being charged with something like brandishing?

AEA wrote:Are you telling us that this WAS NOT covered in your CHL Class?

What to do after drawing a gun and not shooting? No

I’m new to CHL (my card should be in my mailbox either Saturday or Monday :anamatedbanana )

I was wondering what your supposed to do if, after drawing your weapon, the BG takes off without a shot fired?

Do you call the cops to your location? If so, do you tell them everything that happened, or is ...