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Stamford Police
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GoldCoaster
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A little google-fu on their page yielded one email address:
All media, news releases, etc
Contact:
Lt. Sean Cooney
Email: scooney@ci.stamford.ct.us
Since the chief is
Chief Robert Nivakoff
Stamford Police Department
805 Bedford Street
Stamford, CT 06901
(203) 977-4444
I'd guess his email would be rnivakoff@ci.stamford.ct.us but that's just a guess.
A little google-fu on their page yielded one email address:
All media, news releases, etc
Contact:
Lt. Sean Cooney
Email: scooney@ci.stamford.ct.us
Since the chief is
Chief Robert Nivakoff
Stamford Police Department
805 Bedford Street
Stamford, CT 06901
(203) 977-4444
I'd guess his email would be rnivakoff@ci.stamford.ct.us but that's just a guess.
Recon Marine
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Go toTown Police Commision Hearing they take Questions from Citisens and ask him on the record what ever you want about open carry, he reports to the police comision and they, i know in the Central Ct town i live in the Cheif is at every meeting.
Go toTown Police Commision Hearing they take Questions from Citisens and ask him on the record what ever you want about open carry, he reports to the police comision and they, i know in the Central Ct town i live in the Cheif is at every meeting.
Lenny Benedetto
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NickNt wrote:
NickNt wrote:
I am sorry, but I don't understand why you would want to know their stance on something that is not against the law.
Rich B
Regular Member
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NickNt wrote:
Then what are you worried about? Officers and citizens can 'hassle' you for anything, regardless of whether you are carrying an exposed firearm.
NickNt wrote:
Then what are you worried about? Officers and citizens can 'hassle' you for anything, regardless of whether you are carrying an exposed firearm.
Lenny Benedetto
Regular Member
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Rich B wrote:
As you and I have found out first hand (your situation was more difficult than mine)
Sometimes it takes a law abiding citizen to get hassled before the local Police even take notice that OC is legal. In my case I had to prove it to the Chief of Stratford.
In your case it seems that after your arrest and your telling them that they had made a big mistake that they actually did the research.
To the OP: I would not concern myself with being hassled, just be prepared with documents stating that it is legal found here:
http://www.ccdl.us/resources/documents/100-carry-documents
and as Rich has posted in this forum ALWAYS be polite and calm if you do.
Rich B wrote:
I agree with Rich on this 100%.
As you and I have found out first hand (your situation was more difficult than mine)
Sometimes it takes a law abiding citizen to get hassled before the local Police even take notice that OC is legal. In my case I had to prove it to the Chief of Stratford.
In your case it seems that after your arrest and your telling them that they had made a big mistake that they actually did the research.
To the OP: I would not concern myself with being hassled, just be prepared with documents stating that it is legal found here:
http://www.ccdl.us/resources/documents/100-carry-documents
and as Rich has posted in this forum ALWAYS be polite and calm if you do.