Woman calls cops on man playing with his kids at park because she was afraid of his p

SCV/SAR Patriot · Apr 18, 2018

Think this may prompt someone to drop a dime on someone here in MD especially if SB 1302 gets signed into law? And this happened in Texas......

https://www.theblaze.com/news/2018/...k-because-she-was-afraid-of-his-pro-gun-shirt

Mightydog · Apr 18, 2018

So she wasn’t concerned about his gun but his shirt “offended” her? And claimed he was wearing a gun “strapped to his chest”? My recommendation to her is if my shirt offends you then DON’T LOOK AT IT!!! And for her to call the cops and claim “other people” were concerned about it. Reading the article it seemed that SHE was the only snowflake concerned.

jrumann59 · Apr 18, 2018

I wear shirts like that all the time on the weekend for trips to the grocery store and mall. The anxious looks and whispering I find amusing.

Ungermc · Apr 18, 2018

Guess I'll be adding another 'offensive' T-Shirt to my collection!

Mark75H · Apr 18, 2018

I love these

davsco · Apr 18, 2018

possibly just a publicity attempt for the caller to get her 15 seconds of fame?

PapiBarcelona · Apr 18, 2018

Pretty scary to think someone can dial 911 and falsely report something like "man pointing a gun at me." Then what?

Sirens from all directions? More so if you're not mobile, ie; parking your car with clear description.

Does the person who makes the false report get away with it because they keep saying "I swear I saw a gun"? How do you disprove that other than the person having a constant pattern of fake 911 calls?

danb · Apr 18, 2018

why was the woman not cited for an obviously false report? I thought that you could get a fine for a stunt like this.

Mark75H · Apr 18, 2018

danb said:
why was the woman not cited for an obviously false report? I thought that you could get a fine for a stunt like this.

There was no false report. She was afraid.

fred55 · Apr 18, 2018

That's a great shirt, just ordered one! Fred55

protegeV · Apr 18, 2018

Meh, Benbrook yuppies. That's the town I work in. Woman was probably a commiefornia transplant.

protegeV · Apr 18, 2018

Bahahahaha :lol2:

Apparently one of my coworkers lives in the same neighborhood as this lady and got into it with her on a community Facebook page. Wish I could get the transcript of that.

JohnnyE · Apr 18, 2018

Ah, freedom! Doing what you want to do, whether others like it or not, AND, watching others do what they want to do, whether you like it or not.*

* Excluding those things that actually harm someone else.

jbrown50 · Apr 18, 2018

According to the article it wasn't the gun that scared her but instead it was the writing on his T-shirt. Apparently "I'll control my guns, you control your kids" hit a nerve with her. Most of these leftists know deep down that their irresponsible behavior is the cause of violence in society and they will lash out when that point is made.

zoostation · Apr 18, 2018

Imagine getting 1302'd by someone like that and losing all of your thousands of dollars in pre-ban guns forever for it. "Oh but she was acting in 'good faith.'"

Mack C-85 · Apr 18, 2018

zoostation said:
Imagine getting 1302'd by someone like that and losing all of your thousands of dollars in pre-ban guns forever for it. "Oh but she was acting in 'good faith.'"

Exactly, but in this case, her "good faith" should have bought her an emergency pysch eval.......she's obviously not competent to be on the street.

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protegeV · Apr 18, 2018

zoostation said:
Imagine getting 1302'd by someone like that and losing all of your thousands of dollars in pre-ban guns forever for it. "Oh but she was acting in 'good faith.'"

Scary thought :sad20:

At least with it being Texas the police probably had to hold back from laughing at the lady and the story says they didn't even bother to check the guy's LTC.

In MD I'd wager a swat van shows up and I'm not sure yet what the over/under on K9 units would be. Have to think about it a little longer...

danimalw · Apr 18, 2018

zoostation said:
Imagine getting 1302'd by someone like that and losing all of your thousands of dollars in pre-ban guns forever for it. "Oh but she was acting in 'good faith.'"

Or better yet, have a non gun owning friend (but 2a friendly) wear those shirts, then they get 1302'd. The chitstorm aftermath would be epic.

5.56blaster · Apr 18, 2018

I'm going to buy two of them today. I love upsetting the sheeple.

frogman68 · Apr 18, 2018

jbrown50 said:
According to the article it wasn't the gun that scared her but instead it was the writing on his T-shirt. Apparently "I'll control my guns, you control your kids" hit a nerve with her. Most of these leftists know deep down that their irresponsible behavior is the cause of violence in society and they will lash out when that point is made.

that's the shirt (s) the wife and I wore to Annapolis last Saturday :lol2:

No one called the popo on us

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