May not have been department approved or the LEO may have been in an administrative status that, by policy, did not allow him to be armed.
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May not have been department approved or the LEO may have been in an administrative status that, by policy, did not allow him to be armed.
They control what officers carry off duty?
I don’t know about SAPD’s departmental policy, but historically some departments have done so either thru a requirement to qualify with the weapon or have a list if approved firearms or features (must have thumb safety).
Also, off-duty doesn’t mean not subject to following departmental policies as a condition of employment.
The report could also be factually incorrect, among other things.
You're always so damn logical...
Or drunk. Never know which one you’re going to get though.
That’s the fun in being a social hand grenade.
Cool 'Horn Luke
Come on. Love me, hate me, kill me, anything.
Me too but......what's he gonna do with the 55 mins he'll have left?
General Zod
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Oh, shit, man. I'm sorry to hear that.
General Zod
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Be careful about that - it may wind up being quoted in court.
Texasgordo
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Dammit sorry to hear that. My older brother is in the middle of his divorce with his first court hearing next week.
contender buff
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I’m sorry to hear that !
You're joking. I get it.
But before my father had his first heart attack, he went to visit the one and only doctor's office in our little town. The doctor told him there was nothing wrong with him and gave him a prescription for valium.
A few days later, after my mother had driven my dad to the hospital 40 miles away in SA (at speeds so fast she broke the speedometer), that same doctor told her that he sent my dad away the previous week because "That man was about to drop dead of a heart attack. I didn't want that in my office."
People didn't sue doctors so much back then, apparently.
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Ah, very sorry to Hear this news. Been there, done that. Ex took the T-shirt.
Be sure to check in. It does help to talk about it.
Vehicle died and backup systems failed in both cases. That doesn't seem right and shouldn't be possible.
