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Originally Posted by jnc36rcpd
If I recall correctly, the NYPD memorandum advised their officers to detain any LEO or retired LEO until their status could be detained. While I don't like the anti-LEOSA tone of the memo, it doesn't really advise anything that isn't done already. Despite what Commissioner Kelly's memo implies, most NYPD officers are not going to be dragging many people into the station to verify LEOSA status.
While an agency can refuse to authorize its own officers to carry out of state, it has no authority to prohibit out-of-state LEO's/retirees from carrying in their jurisdiction under LEOSA. Arresting a lawfully armed LEO or retiree would be an unlawful arrest and probably a constitutional violation despite what Commissioner Kelly or the Mayor of Chicago may want to believe.
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I think you are right, but I really don't want to spend the night in the booty house  to prove it.
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04-08-2006, 03:41 PM
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