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I would have to ask him why he went into that line of work in the first place. Was he not aware that he would need to carry a firearm and qualify with it?Macktee said:It does seem not too smart to leave such items in the parking lot.
A good friend was a cop in Louisville. He never carried while off-duty or had his badge on him. If trouble happened, he said he would simply wonder off somewhere.
I thought he was kidding, but his wife confirmed he absolutely hated guns and the annual marksmanship qualifying was the hardest part of the job for him.
He eventually found another job where he didn't have to carry one of those mean ol' nasty things. He also made considerably more money...
Is it reckless conduct when members of the GCO board of director leave firearms in their vehicles to be stolen?moga said:Another story about how careless gun owners putting Atlanta's officers at risk? Is it still reckless conduct when police officers are "negligent?"
Evil resides in the heart of the individual and not in inanimate objects. Don't blame the guns and badge but the criminal for the larcenous act.
its not reckless for anyone to leave it in their vehicle...if its reckless in a vehicle its reckless in your home to leave them where they can be stolen..legacy38 said:Is it reckless conduct when members of the GCO board of director leave firearms in their vehicles to be stolen?moga said:Another story about how careless gun owners putting Atlanta's officers at risk? Is it still reckless conduct when police officers are "negligent?"
Evil resides in the heart of the individual and not in inanimate objects. Don't blame the guns and badge but the criminal for the larcenous act.
Depends.legacy38 said:Is it reckless conduct when members of the GCO board of director leave firearms in their vehicles to be stolen?moga said:Another story about how careless gun owners putting Atlanta's officers at risk? Is it still reckless conduct when police officers are "negligent?"
Evil resides in the heart of the individual and not in inanimate objects. Don't blame the guns and badge but the criminal for the larcenous act.
:lol: I laugh because of how pathetic that truly was.legacy38 said:Is it reckless conduct when members of the GCO board of director leave firearms in their vehicles to be stolen?moga said:Another story about how careless gun owners putting Atlanta's officers at risk? Is it still reckless conduct when police officers are "negligent?"
Evil resides in the heart of the individual and not in inanimate objects. Don't blame the guns and badge but the criminal for the larcenous act.
AV8R, please explain.AV8R said::lol: I laugh because of how pathetic that truly was.legacy38 said:Is it reckless conduct when members of the GCO board of director leave firearms in their vehicles to be stolen?moga said:Another story about how careless gun owners putting Atlanta's officers at risk? Is it still reckless conduct when police officers are "negligent?"
Evil resides in the heart of the individual and not in inanimate objects. Don't blame the guns and badge but the criminal for the larcenous act.
+1AV8R said::lol: I laugh because of how pathetic that truly was.legacy38 said:Is it reckless conduct when members of the GCO board of director leave firearms in their vehicles to be stolen?moga said:Another story about how careless gun owners putting Atlanta's officers at risk? Is it still reckless conduct when police officers are "negligent?"
Evil resides in the heart of the individual and not in inanimate objects. Don't blame the guns and badge but the criminal for the larcenous act.
This.Ashe said:Depends.legacy38 said:Is it reckless conduct when members of the GCO board of director leave firearms in their vehicles to be stolen?moga said:Another story about how careless gun owners putting Atlanta's officers at risk? Is it still reckless conduct when police officers are "negligent?"
Evil resides in the heart of the individual and not in inanimate objects. Don't blame the guns and badge but the criminal for the larcenous act.
Were the officers under threat of a prison sentence if they took the firearm in with them wherever they were?
http://www.wsbtv.com/news/26551789/detail.htmlmoga said:Just heard on police radio that a DPD (DeKalb) officer's 9mm Beretta, badge, tazer, handcuffs, jacket, and *radio* were stolen from his F150. WTF?
Big deal. All available on the open market. Guns are stolen everyday. Hate that it happend but not a MAJOR catastrophy. Hope the BG gets caught.moga said:Just heard on police radio that a DPD (DeKalb) officer's 9mm Beretta, badge, tazer, handcuffs, jacket, and *radio* were stolen from his F150. WTF?