any law enforcement on here answer this question

[IndianaResident]

I haven't seen this much sensitivity since....well, since the last time someone said clip instead of magazine.

Talk about chasing off new members.

 

[HoughMade]

Guys, just one thought.

If you were to meet a person on the street, and in speaking with them, their grammar was poor and they said things in a way you would not, would you ridicule them and make fun of them right there?

I think not. You would think that anyone who did that was impolite, and essentially a jack@ss. You'd be right. Why do people feel so free to be demanding, condescending and insulting on the internet? It is no more proper here than it would be face to face.

 

[littletommy]

This same gentleman has an add in the handgun forum, unless the mods have deleted it already. Just sayin.

 

[Hookeye]

I was just going for a "win win".

 

[Sylvain]

This same gentleman has an add in the handgun forum, unless the mods have deleted it already. Just sayin.

I saw at least two of his posts offering guns for sale with his phone number.

 

[printcraft]

Come on!He said he's gramer is fine.

Gramer is fine. Gramper died last winter.

 

[Hookeye]

My condoleezza.

 

[eldirector]

Guys, just one thought.

If you were to meet a person on the street, and in speaking with them, their grammar was poor and they said things in a way you would not, would you ridicule them and make fun of them right there?

I think not. You would think that anyone who did that was impolite, and essentially a jack@ss. You'd be right. Why do people feel so free to be demanding, condescending and insulting on the internet? It is no more proper here than it would be face to face.

In "real life", if someone walks up and starts yelling unintelligible "questions" at me, I'd walk away.

At least here he would get a response, and some feedback on how to post a bit more legibly. Some may be a bit harsh, but it is the internet.

 

[printcraft]

My condoleezza.

I apreciate the sediment.

 

[Hookeye]

Anything for a fiend

 

[kludge]

With fronds like these who needs anemones?

 

[PistolBob]

Is a reserve sheriff deputy considered a LEO when he is not on the job?

 

[chris46131]

I just had to close my office door because I couldn't stop laughing at this whole thread!

 

[ATM]

So let me get this straight, a new poster with fine gramer wants to know the details of the LEO exception to the carry license so that he can decide if he wants to except them from his own personal regulations on firearms sales that are not required by law?

I was just laying here on the couch eating a hamburger waiting on my government check and thought it seemed mildly amusing.

 

[O'Shark]

With fronds like these who needs anemones?

I "sea" what you did there....

 

[Bubbajms]

Is a reserve sheriff deputy considered a LEO when he is not on the job?

Fuzzy grey area. Up here, reserve deputies are basically told that if they're off the clock, they're not to act as LEOs. On the other hand, a sworn officer is a sworn officer. Their uniforms are no different than merit deputies, their their issued credentials are the same - unless you knew the county you'd have no idea if someone was a merit or reserve deputy..

 

[Sheepdog2305]

When in doubt request a supervisor. Follow directions, remain polite and professional. It will all work out in the end. Our reserves are no different than our full timers but that could be different depending on the dept.

 

[Sheepdog2305]

Sworn police officers in the state of Indiana do not need a gun permit to carry on or off duty.

 

[Sylvain]

I apreciate the sediment.

lol

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

So let me get this straight, a new poster with fine gramer wants to know the details of the LEO exception to the carry license so that he can decide if he wants to except them from his own personal regulations on firearms sales that are not required by law?

I was just laying here on the couch eating a hamburger waiting on my government check and thought it seemed mildly amusing.

That's a very coherent post for somebody that dropped out in the 3rd grade.