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Sauce: https://www.policeone.com/police-products/firearms/articles/393451006-Texas-police-chief-asked-to-leave-doctors-office-for-carrying-gun/ "CONROE, Texas — A police chief said he was told to leave a doctor’s office because he was carrying his gun. Police Chief Philip Dupuis told The Courier that he went to see the ENT specialist Tuesday while wearing his badge on his belt next to his gun and his ID on a lanyard around his neck. He was checking in when the receptionist asked him about his firearm. She requested he store his firearm in his car, but Dupuis refused. He reiterated that he was an officer and he carried his weapon for his safety and the safety of others. He said he was then asked to leave. Texas law allows licensed police officers to legally open carry anywhere in the state. But private business or property owners can create “weapons-free zones.” According to the Courier, the owner must post a sign referring to the penal code, prohibiting open and concealed carry. "It's just bad," Dupuis said. "My badge is clearly displayed. I have my lanyard on with 'police' on my ID card hanging around my neck. I had handcuffs. The lobby was full of people, and they asked me to leave because of who I am." Office Manager Ryan Johnson called Dupuis to apologize and said the office has the same signs posted as other doctors’ offices regarding firearms. It’s unclear whether the signs prohibit both open and concealed carry. "This was a mistake," Johnson said. "All we can do is sincerely apologize for it and will use it to teach our employees how to better handle these situations when they arise." The fact that both uniformed and plainclothes (but with credentials displayed) officers are being asked to leave establishments / refused entry due to the fact they're armed is fucking ridiculous. That happened not too long ago in my state, where a uniformed color guard was refused entry to a stadium for a presentation of the colors. I guess some people don't understand that in America your firearm is apart of your uniform, and when in uniform or acting in any sort of official capacity you're never disarmed (with the exception of jails and federal courthouses).

If a city / county mandated everyone to own a firearm, that'd be ridiculous. It's just as much their right to own no firearms due to beliefs as it is my right to own twenty (which is rookie numbers boiiii)

An agency has no legal authority to conduct enforcement actions (detainment, arrests, etc) outside of their sworn territorial / subject jurisdiction. A state agency like CHP may be in town on a governor's warrant or extradition, but that's the only reason I could think of. None the less, they wouldn't have any authority to conduct business there.

I don't have scripthook and LSPDFR runs fine for me. ELS on the other hand doesnt.

thanks for serving bro. be safe.

Not sure if this is the right section, but could somebody explain this to me? I've seen some screenshots on here, but I don't understand what it is. Thanks in advance!