helpful deputy
Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2017 9:13 pm
So I went to an event my child was in. It had been moved to a courtroom in our county building, though nothing to do with court...I showed up a little late (after hours), and was alone at the entry desk. As I entered the front door there was a metal detector, and a sign saying no sharp objects, etc. I mentioned that I was carrying, and the lady called over the deputy in charge of the building. He asked what I was carrying, so I lifted my shirt to show him. He then asked for my ltc. I showed him. He asked if there was a reason I felt the need to carry there, and my reply was that I had it on me when I left the house. He asked if I was parked close and if I would mind putting it in my car since I couldn't take it into the courtroom. I said I was not comfortable leaving it in the car, not because I had to be armed, but because I did not have a safe in my car. He said no problem, and let me through and said I could stand in the entry to the actual courtroom to watch my child's event. The courtroom itself was marked 30-06/07. Afterward I talked with him and he was very nice, said anywhere else in the bldg was fine OC/CC (except DA and Clerk offices), and said he appreciated the 1% of us that take the time to get licensed and do it right.
My bad was bringing it to the courtroom, he did a GREAT job in dealing with me and helping me get what I needed done.
Just thought I would pass along the positive interaction when he easily could have told me I was dumb and sent me away.
My bad was bringing it to the courtroom, he did a GREAT job in dealing with me and helping me get what I needed done.
Just thought I would pass along the positive interaction when he easily could have told me I was dumb and sent me away.