Your kidding right......

miles71 · Feb 13, 2015

Just say the news story about the Baltimore city school police and carrying on duty in the schools. Parent saying how horrible it is that the department didn't ask permission of the parents before this, how guns shouldn't be in school. Police chief saying, truthfully I think, when are they going to be able to do their job no how if this is an issue it will be addressed later when something bad happens.

I can't believe some parents, yes I am a parent, think they should be asked permission for the police to be the police. But they will be the first to criticize when something bad happens and the police are not equipt.

The chief seemed ok, and stated "why don't we want to protect our most precious" children............I agree.

TD

Boom Boom · Feb 13, 2015

They want the impossibility of having it both ways. Safe children and no armed good guys for miles. Never seems to cross their mind that they can only pick one.

frogman68 · Feb 13, 2015

Has the story changed ? when this story first came out for this bill it was called "housekeeping " as BCP was carrying in schools , even though it IS against the law for them to do so

miles71 · Feb 13, 2015

This story was about the school police, not Baltimore city police. How is it a school can say a police officer cannot carry any of their tools they are charged with.

Is this a city thing? We have had campus police visit our high school in uniform for something totally unrelated to police work and they, in uniform, carried.

TD

danb · Feb 13, 2015

The reality is that most people dont trust the Baltimore City police ~~with guns~~.

Mooseman · Feb 13, 2015

danb said:
The reality is that most people dont trust the Baltimore City police ~~with guns~~.

MSP doesn't trust their officers with cash. :innocent0

danb · Feb 13, 2015

Mooseman said:
MSP doesn't trust their officers with cash.

Having been in a cash business I can spot people who I dont trust with cash: Two legs and a pulse. Nobody actually steals, they borrow, and always have a plan to pay it back. Or so they convince themselves.

Mr H · Feb 13, 2015

miles71 said:
Just say the news story about the Baltimore city school police and carrying on duty in the schools. Parent saying how horrible it is that the department didn't ask permission of the parents before this, how guns shouldn't be in school. Police chief saying, truthfully I think, when are they going to be able to do their job no how if this is an issue it will be addressed later when something bad happens.

I can't believe some parents, yes I am a parent, think they should be asked permission for the police to be the police. But they will be the first to criticize when something bad happens and the police are not equipt.

The chief seemed ok, and stated "why don't we want to protect our most precious" children............I agree.

TD

Sounds like this is about HB0101/SB0017, and the continual drumbeat to keep guns out of schools at all costs.

The bills will legitimize the carry of firearms on City school [related] properties, where recently such carry has been occurring anyway, in technical violation of the law).

On balance, they seem to be positive bills... but the knee-jerk "anti" media and the ninny handwringers will continue to parade Sandy Hook and Columbine in front of the cameras, as if the guns themselves are the problem.

Your kidding right......

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