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Racer Doug14 · Apr 28, 2015

I'm glad that other states can send in their "spare" officers. But what the heck! They can just walk on in with their CCWs!? Hell no thats not right! Yes b.more needs them but our laws should apply to them too. Does this bother anyone else? PA can't drive to WV and go through MD.

A1Uni · Apr 28, 2015

By Federal law, any bonafide police officer can carry nationwide.

So what, in an emergency you don't want police officers form other jurisdictions to quickly be able to help the police here without going through a permitting process????

Ya, that makes sense....

jmiller320 · Apr 28, 2015

Starting and posting a thread like this should get you a 50 post penalty.

Boom Boom · Apr 28, 2015

OP, somebody might care about your concerns if it weren't for what happened last night, what might happen tonight, and the governor declaring a state of emergency and inviting those officers here to assist.

Racer Doug14 · Apr 28, 2015

Read the first sentence. Sarcasm is in there..maybe I took it out of the oven too soon. Back to our state laws we subjects cannot protect ourselves.

bogus130 · Apr 28, 2015

I would be more concerned about them not knowing are screwed up laws

5.56blaster · Apr 28, 2015

Racer Doug14 said:
I'm glad that other states can send in their "spare" officers. But what the heck! They can just walk on in with their CCWs!? Hell no thats not right! Yes b.more needs them but our laws should apply to them too. Does this bother anyone else? PA can't drive to WV and go through MD.

It's called LEOSA. Look it up. It's federal and amen for it!

StantonCree · Apr 28, 2015

Racer Doug14 said:
I'm glad that other states can send in their "spare" officers. But what the heck! They can just walk on in with their CCWs!? Hell no thats not right! Yes b.more needs them but our laws should apply to them too. Does this bother anyone else? PA can't drive to WV and go through MD.

If they are from out of state they have to be deputized to be able to make arrests but as stated can carry under HR218.

Your OP is very silly and not thought out :lol2:

Boom Boom · Apr 28, 2015

Racer Doug14 said:
Read the first sentence. Sarcasm is in there..maybe I took it out of the oven too soon.

You did. It doesn't come across as sarcasm to me no matter how many times I read it. Edit it and add :sarcasm:

to the end.

5.56blaster · Apr 28, 2015

Should be beat with a rubber hose.

240 towles · Apr 28, 2015

should be placed in the baltimore pd mobile bouncy house

zoostation · Apr 28, 2015

Federal Emergency Management Compact also allows for police to cross interstate to assist, when requested, and they then have the same legal powers as police in the requesting jurisdiction.

On the same note, 150 New Jersey State Troopers on the way for tonight's festivities. Hood rats who throw bricks at them may get an unpleasant surprise.

Racer Doug14 · Apr 28, 2015

LEOSA. good to know. My apologies to anyone that found no sarcasm in my post. But a few of you seem a little full of yourselves. Beat with a rubber hose and to say to be put in a PD lock up. WOW. I am glad other LE from neighboring states came to assist. I think that our state's ccw laws got us here after many decades. That and our former gov's time as mayor.

240 towles · Apr 28, 2015

there was a joke in my post too. Why so serious?

GTOGUNNER · Apr 28, 2015

A1Uniform said:
By Federal law, any bonafide police officer can carry nationwide.

So what, in an emergency you don't want police officers form other jurisdictions to quickly be able to help the police here without going through a permitting process????

Ya, that makes sense....

Maryland Law says they can't.
Bringing them into help out is a different story..

Sgt6402 · Apr 29, 2015

zoostation said:
Federal Emergency Management Compact also allows for police to cross interstate to assist, when requested, and they then have the same legal powers as police in the requesting jurisdiction.

On the same note, 150 New Jersey State Troopers on the way for tonight's festivities. Hood rats who throw bricks at them may get an unpleasant surprise.

NJ State Uniforms are JUST BAD ASS!!!!

Have an Uncle that retired Capt from NJ State Police, he was in the riots in Trenton back in the 60's.....

5.56blaster · Apr 29, 2015

Racer Doug14 said:
LEOSA. good to know. My apologies to anyone that found no sarcasm in my post. But a few of you seem a little full of yourselves. Beat with a rubber hose and to say to be put in a PD lock up. WOW. I am glad other LE from neighboring states came to assist. I think that our state's ccw laws got us here after many decades. That and our former gov's time as mayor.

I was being funny. Did you see "Christmas Vacation "? "Mr. If I had a rubber hose id beat you." Remember sarcasm .. :party29:

Jerry M · Apr 29, 2015

150 NJ State police, 200 PA State police coming in, 45 DC police. Welcome all!

rseymorejr · Apr 29, 2015

Jerry M said:
200 PA State police coming in

I wonder if Marcus Brown will be with them, for old time's sake?
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