wylde007
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TheFreeman wrote:
VERY COMMON in rural areas. Perfectly lawful. The only lights which are unlawful (to my knowledge) are red and blue. And, if they were not in operation, there is no violation at all.
There is only gray area for those who would choose to ignore the rule of law. Hopefully the magistrate and judge realize the impropriety taken by the officers and move to dismiss any and all associated charges.
Slidell Jim wrote:
In an airport parking lot? Well that fails the "goes about on public highways" test.
As stated above: I smell a rat.
TheFreeman wrote:
Volunteer fire or rescue.Maybe volunteer fire dept? This just seems really odd. If his weapon was holstered, then going armed to the terror of the public would not apply... although, that 'law' seems to have a lot of gray area for LE.
VERY COMMON in rural areas. Perfectly lawful. The only lights which are unlawful (to my knowledge) are red and blue. And, if they were not in operation, there is no violation at all.
There is only gray area for those who would choose to ignore the rule of law. Hopefully the magistrate and judge realize the impropriety taken by the officers and move to dismiss any and all associated charges.
Slidell Jim wrote:
I'd like to know what "unusual and dangerous" weapon he was carrying. The sidearm doesn't count.Who was he threatening in order to charge GATTTOTP? the rental car guy, watching the lot
In an airport parking lot? Well that fails the "goes about on public highways" test.
As stated above: I smell a rat.