Constitutional Carry = lower "gun crime" rates in OH

[ChrisM516]

Am SC cop in what is largely considered a gun sanctuary county. No one cares. Throw away that broad brush.

[ViniVidivici]

This right here, when someone tells me they are armed, I tell them, "You keep yours in your holster, and I'll keep mine in my holster."

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As it should be, always.

I NEVER volunteer that I'm armed though, too many assbrains out there, and you can't tell them from the good ones, most times.

[ThirdWatcher]

I’d never break the law, but I did forget to renew my CCW for like half a year. I definitely wasn’t concealing or carrying a fullsize GP 100 .357 with bigass Hogue grip during that time, no sir. But if I were, I’d be pretty confident that no one cares and no one is asking for a permit.

When they raised the monetary penalty (to $475) I quit writing tickets for expired driver’s licenses too
(if there wasn’t a reason why they couldn’t renew). I’d write a Warning and once I told them of the monetary penalty they would renew ASAP (which was easy to verify by running a driver’s check). In both cases we’re just talking about a piece of plastic, they still have their 2A rights and driving privileges. These are usually working class people and if anyone has earned a break it’s working class people.

As far as a lot of younger LEO’s, I’ve noticed a decreased emphasis on The Bill of Rights in the past few years. I posted a copy of the Bill of Rights on one younger Officer’s locker before I retired. (BTW, I became a Life Member of the NRA when I was in college.)

[duece71]

And now Ohio is even better! Carried the other day, SW m66 2.5” Mexican style. ��