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Texas police chief asked to leave doctor's office for carrying gun

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18 hours ago, Hystery said:

 

1/ Your reply doesn't make sense.

2/ Be more accurate.

3/ Provide sources to support your opinion.

 

Thanks!

Plain clothes does not mean off-duty.

And American LEOs are always on duty. Some departments even require their officers to be armed 24/7 as per policy, even when out of service.

Sources: American LE :teehee:

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      I thought everyone in Texas was a howdy cow-boy carrying a good ol' colt at their belt with a cow-boy hat and a hardly understandable accent. The more you know.

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      This is my take with my experience in law enforcement...     If he was off duty I would never wear any "POLICE stuff" out in the open. I personally don't open carry when off duty. I don

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