LEOSA instead of MD CCP?

303_enfield · Sep 15, 2017

Well, I have zero chance to be approved under Maryland "may issue". But because I was a 95B/31B for a time in the Army I can get my LEOSA credentials. Military Police were added to the LEOSA law in 2013. It will cost less then being disapproved by MD. I would need to qualify yearly. What would be the downside?

Link for those that didn't know like myself.
http://www.leosaonline.com/

hit3961 · Sep 15, 2017

303_enfield said:
Well, I have zero chance to be approved under Maryland "may issue". But because I was a 95B/31B for a time in the Army I can get my LEOSA credentials. Military Police were added to the LEOSA law in 2013. It will cost less then being disapproved by MD. I would need to qualify yearly. What would be the down side?

Link for those that didn't know like myself.
http://www.leosaonline.com/

?

hit3961 · Sep 15, 2017

303_enfield · Sep 15, 2017

I was one long enough Active, Reserves and Guard. The LEOSA law even covers the Nasty Guard (an Zoomies). I'm doing the FBI Identity History Summary ($18 doing it yourself or $50 for the FBI Channeler near me) next day off. The process looks easy as heck. Just trying to find if there is a downside carrying under LEOSA in MD as a MD resident.

Blaster229 · Sep 15, 2017

303_enfield said:
Well, I have zero chance to be approved under Maryland "may issue". But because I was a 95B/31B for a time in the Army I can get my LEOSA credentials. Military Police were added to the LEOSA law in 2013. It will cost less then being disapproved by MD. I would need to qualify yearly. What would be the downside?

Link for those that didn't know like myself.
http://www.leosaonline.com/

The downside is that you don't apply and don't get to carry legally.

Blaster229 · Sep 15, 2017

One requirement that page doesn't mention is that there is a 10 year requirement (if separated) in a law enforcement position.

303_enfield · Sep 15, 2017

Army page list it:
http://www.leosaarmy.com/leosa

303_enfield · Sep 15, 2017

Army page list it:
http://www.leosaarmy.com/leosa

Check list pick active, retired or separated:
http://www.leosaarmy.com/info

hit3961 · Sep 15, 2017

Blaster229 said:
The downside is that you don't apply and don't get to carry legally.

Blaster229 · Sep 15, 2017

hit3961 said:
If you meet the 10 years maryland will issue you leosa .but you still need the leosa card for md to issue it but if your where an mp in Maryland you can get a wear and carry

(States) Maryland does not issue LEOSA. In your case that would be the DOD. Someone's former agency "issues LEOSA".

Maryland State police will not issue a wear and carry permit to someone who would qualify for LEOSA from their agency.

hit3961 · Sep 15, 2017

Blaster229 said:
(States) Maryland does not issue LEOSA. In your case that would be the DOD. Someone's former agency "issues LEOSA".

Maryland State police will not issue a wear and carry permit to someone who would qualify for LEOSA from their agency.

Blaster229 · Sep 15, 2017

hit3961 said:
Maryland training commission does

No. The commission does yearly quals. for certification. How in the world would the commission verify someone's law enforcement experience? They are certainly not doing investigations in order to give people LEOSA cards.

303_enfield · Sep 15, 2017

Blaster229 said:
(States) Maryland does not issue LEOSA. In your case that would be the DOD. Someone's former agency "issues LEOSA".

Maryland State police will not issue a wear and carry permit to someone who would qualify for LEOSA from their agency.

I understand MD has nothing to do with it. MD won't let me have a permit, no business, not a Doc or lawyer. FL issued me one

Now, I'll spend a few bucks to tell MD, I GOT MINE :lol2:

Blaster229 · Sep 15, 2017

303_enfield said:
I understand MD has nothing to do with it. MD won't let me have a permit, no business, not a Doc or lawyer. FL issued me one Now, I'll spend a few bucks to tell MD, I GOT MINE

From the State police permit page.

"The Maryland Department of State Police provides State of Maryland Qualified Separated Law Enforcement Officers an identification card to carry a concealed handgun to those who have separated from the Maryland Department of State Police only. Members of other Maryland law enforcement agencies seeking this identification card should contact their respective agencies."

hit3961 · Sep 15, 2017

Blaster229 said:
From the State police permit page.

"The Maryland Department of State Police provides State of Maryland Qualified Separated Law Enforcement Officers an identification card to carry a concealed handgun to those who have separated from the Maryland Department of State Police only. Members of other Maryland law enforcement agencies seeking this identification card should contact their respective agencies."

here

hit3961 · Sep 15, 2017

hit3961 said:
here

Blaster229 · Sep 15, 2017

hit3961 said:
here

How long ago? And how did they verify how many years experience you had?

hit3961 · Sep 15, 2017

Blaster229 · Sep 15, 2017

hit3961 said:
Dd214

How long ago? I e mailed with the guy in charge of the program there, Mike, and he told me they just do yearly quals for certs. This was maybe no longer than 2 years ago. Now unless the commission does it specifically for military. Which was never mentioned.

hit3961 · Sep 15, 2017

The key is the agency Id.

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