THE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS' SAFETY ACT SIGNED INTO LAW BY PRESIDENT BUSH!

Calibre Press, H.R 218 ^ | Wed. July 28, 2004 | Calibrepress.com

[Ramonan]

Eat your hearts out, any anti-gun people reading this.

Be sure and read the LAST paragraph: Fellow Law Enforcement, Kerry is NOT your friend

[Khurkris]

I hope this also says that LEO's are no longer allowed to shave their heads and/or take steroids.

[Humidston]

BTTT for LEO's!

[Doctor Stochastic]

Do we now have to give our names to a retired LEO outside of his or her jurisdiction?

[OldFriend]

BTTT

[smith288]

I think Ill leave before I see the vile LEO haters...the ugliness from their generalizations arent what I am about.

[Atlas Sneezed]

Some pigs are now officially more equal than others, here in the grand old USA.

[Calpernia]

bump

[spunkets]

Bump for the LEAA and their support for all American's rights. Screw Jim Pasco's FOP with their rights for me, but not for thee BS.

[ConservativeLawyer]

May be of some interest to you.

[Windcatcher]

Is that the source of all the screaming I heard from the direction of NJ?

I say this because I have a lot of friends who are cops and one works for Philly P.D. One night the cops over in NJ were screaming bloody murder for help and they called Philly and asked them to send a couple of cops over to help. So Philly obliges, and two cars (one driven by my friend's cousin) go screaming across the Tacony-Palmyra. Whatever the problem is, they get it under control, and go home.

The next day their captain gets a call from NJ. The person on the other end wants the names of the men that went over to help the night before. The captain thinks to himself, "hey, this is great, maybe they'll get a commendation or something." He asks if this is what they have in mind.

The person on the other end replies that they want to charge the men for bringing their guns into NJ.

After taking a moment to compose himself, their captain replies that he doesn't know their names, and wouldn't tell them if he did. CLICK.

Forgive me if I hold a special dislike for the Garden State.

[Boundless]

> Some ... are now officially more equal than others,
> here in the grand old USA.

If this survives the expected onslaught of state AGs
challenging on constitutional and other grounds, it
will enable national RTC for everyone.

Just out of curiousity, does it apply to the District
of Columbia?

[itsahoot]

Now if he would just give the same right back to me. Oh well....

[japaneseghost]

Do we now have to give our names to a retired LEO outside of his or her jurisdiction?

No, this means that cops can ride the subways and go to bars with their guns, which they are supposed to do anyway when they are off-duty, but which WAS illegal in NYC, not any more. YEAH!

[bray]

Are they Kidding??? Cops couldn't carry their own guns outside their towns?? How insane is that?? Thank God for Sanity and GW!!

Pray for W and Our Troops

[First_Salute]

Bush declares marshal law. Bush throws out Second Amendment and ends the States' constitutional authority from which police powers are authorized as part of the common law. All police powers of the States, are henceforth of the federal government.

Bush's conduct is deplorable, destroying the Second Amendment and the common law and constitutions of the States, with the stroke of a pen.

[TheErnFormerlyKnownAsBig]

Bush declares marshal law. Bush throws out Second Amendment and ends the States' constitutional authority from which police powers are authorized as part of the common law. All police powers of the States, are henceforth of the federal government. Bush's conduct is deplorable, destroying the Second Amendment and the common law and constitutions of the States, with the stroke of a pen.

Lighten up Francis

[NewRomeTacitus]

It's true. Whenever a cop wanted to make a trip through other states and wanted to be armed he had to bone up on the laws of every state he passed through in order to do that legally (I hear the smart-alecks laughing out there...the few cops I know bother to respect the laws). This was especially troublesome when flying thanks to the airline industries notorious mishandling of luggage transport. Imagine how frustrating it is for a LEO to fly all across the country for a work-related course or seminar involving firearms only to learn upon arriving that his guns took a separate trip.

Now, if I read this right, we just got ourselves a whole legion of happenstance air marshalls free of charge.

This also paves the way for multi-state recognition of civilian ccw's. I know, all that muck is against the 2nd Amendment, but I'll take any gains back toward its recognition as a small victory. The mugger waiting to meet you on your next vacation isn't going to argue the fine points of Supreme Court tyranny.

[longtermmemmory]

shhhhh this is a secret the media will not be reporting.

They ahve to save the kerry convention because people are being reminded who kerry is, a mass, gun grabin' homo commie.

(/s)

[GeronL]

BUMP!!

Now we need every American to get the right to carry their weapons wherever.