Vet arrested for carrying gun

Riverpigusmc · #1 04-23-2013, 08:22 PM

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Originally Posted by US.45

Links not working but, yes, weapon has to be "completely" concealed, near invisible in Texas. My brother in law lives there and he warned me about that. Even a little printing through a shirt can get you there but I also saw a bill was put forward in the Texas Assembly (or Senate) to reverse that and make accidental/incidental revealing of the weapon no longer a crime. I hope it goes thru because I'd like to retire down there.

I lived in Texas. That does not apply to long guns. A rifle can be carried, in the open, in public. The cop was in the wrong, plus it was near Temple, not Houston or Austin. And from what i gather, the prosector had the rifle destroyed..he's in deep kimchee

LexKing · #2 04-24-2013, 01:13 PM

Here is a newer link, since the OP's links currently do not work.

skosh69 · #3 04-24-2013, 01:51 PM

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Originally Posted by LexKing

Here is a newer link, since the OP's links currently do not work.

Thanks but that link doesnt show what happened, only his commentary about what happened.

Here it is on youtube:

http://youtu.be/j-0MX2PLjuk

deputybpfife · #4 04-27-2013, 12:14 AM

This is crazy!!!

The Master Sergeant's goal was to raise $11,000.00 for his legal defense fund, and he's almost at $50,000.00...totally awesome. I recommend that anyone who can afford to do so, help fund this legal defense fund. The second amendment needs to be defended, and these bozos need to lose their jobs!

If you have a Facebook or twitter account, I would recommend posting this so that your friends hear about it. Thanks,

, for making us aware of this!