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  • LACamper

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    I know the problems of carrying in Church for regular CCW people. What about LEO?

    At our church a JP constable handles all of the donations. He comes to church in purple camo pants, JP polo shirt, and equipment belt every week but no firearm is visible nor have I noticed it printing (but they're covered in pockets so...).
     

    geoney

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    I know the problems of carrying in Church for regular CCW people. What about LEO?

    At our church a JP constable handles all of the donations. He comes to church in purple camo pants, JP polo shirt, and equipment belt every week but no firearm is visible nor have I noticed it printing (but they're covered in pockets so...).

    Pics or it did not happen. LOLOLOLOL :bowdown:
     

    LACamper

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    ^^^^ That was kinda my point. Having a few LEO that I know are armed makes me feel less exposed. Lets face it, just because we haven't had a nut case shoot up a church yet doesn't mean it won't happen. Especially if we start protecting schools.

    The outfit doesn't look as bad as it sounds, but I just don't get purple camo. Maybe if you're hiding in a garden full of Wandering Jew...
     
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    CC is allowed only with permission from the CEO of the congregation. There should be a meeting of the Pastor and the governing board to pass a resolution allowing named person to CC during the services. If the governing board does not approve in unanimous vote it is best not to carry.
     

    BigNick73

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    ^^^^ That was kinda my point. Having a few LEO that I know are armed makes me feel less exposed. Lets face it, just because we haven't had a nut case shoot up a church yet doesn't mean it won't happen. Especially if we start protecting schools.

    The outfit doesn't look as bad as it sounds, but I just don't get purple camo. Maybe if you're hiding in a garden full of Wandering Jew...

    Seems to be regular shootings at churches. Just doesn't make headlines.
    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/12/26/oakland-church-shooting_n_2364747.html
    http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504083_...r-dead-including-one-at-a-church-reports-say/
    http://www.wgrz.com/news/article/166636/1/Two-Killed-In-Colorado-Church-Shooting-)

    I carry at church but then it's legal here, no comment for when I lived in LA.
     

    charlie12

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    That is kind of what I was thinking. Technically you can OC in a church right?


    The only thing making you unable to CC in church is the CC laws/rules?


    I would say it's legal to OC but they would probably ask you to leave or at least take the gun out. Then if you didn't you would have a problem.


    And yes you're right about the CC that's a problem with our CHP rules. We would have to go by that crazy ass law they passed about CC in Church.
     

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