I just don't post much. Hence my extremely low post count.
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I just don't post much. Hence my extremely low post count.
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Thanks for backing me up, Lori!looks like he got positive rep for that post
Oh we were just kidding around, lol. Great for XanderWhy should Willy get negative repped for stating his opinion? Some of us may not agree with it, but it's his to have...Piling on the "new guy" is ghey.
Willy, if anyone negative reps you, let me know and I'll return the favor to them.
BTW, I was armed at the Evansville St. Mary's for about 2 hours today getting some blood/urine work done for my son and didn't have an issue.
(The results came back and Xander is fine, if anyone cares)
That would suck, glad they were fine.Wow, I about got kicked out of Deaconess years ago, but it wasn't for a gun. I wanted to get my wife and new daughter home before the 24 hrs was up. I was paying cash and my kids doctor had ok'd the release but the doc on duty was playing golf or something. They threatened to charge me with kidnapping my own kid! The nerve. I said knock yourself out and left......(Mom and Baby were fine, no issues).
Man, this is pullin all the 1 posters out of the woodworkWilly, you at least got some positive feedback.
No, why? Do you think it would help any?Just out of curiosity, did you by chance mention to any hospital staff that you posted this story here?
Cause of this.Man, this is pullin all the 1 posters out of the woodwork
Hmmm, maybe he IS the security guard LMAOCause of this.
I just think that there are much more heated discussions to pull a lurker out, cause him to join, and then type a huge post like WillyUSMC did.
As Indiana permits don't have pictures on them why wouldn't a police officer have every right to ask for a valid form of picture ID to confirm you in fact are the party on the carry permit?
I think the permit should include a picture but since it doesn't how could you fault an Leo for verifying?
The officer has every right to ask, but the CITIZEN has every right to decline the request.
Best post on this thread. With Jetgirl's addition (thanks jetgirl) this is the clearest, most consice (sp?) and accurate accurate explaination I have seen. Reps to youThe officer has every right to ask, but the suspect has every right to decline the request. The officer basically has two options at that point:
#1: If for whatever reason the LEO doesn't believe the name on the license is that of the person who is offering it up, they can arrest the person for carrying w/o a license.
#2: The LEO could take down the information, release the individual, and investigate further if they feel it is warranted.
Don't be a crybaby Willy, you decided to post on a thread that had a good 7 pages to state the way it was heading and you decided that was a good time to buck the flow. If you can't take a joke maybe this isn't the best forum for you until you can man up a little. I certainly don't have to defend my actions to you even though you sound like you have a dog in this fight. If you want to hash this out face to face or at least voice to voice PM me. Maybe I won't sound like such a bad guy then.Well Titanium, I'm so sorry that you feel the way you do about me and the post that I made. If it would make you feel better, I could be like all of your buddies on here and crawl up on to your lap and tell you you're right, that you're the man, and that you always have been. The fact that you prompted others to " neg rep" me, then later saw no one jumped on the bandwagon you made it sound like you were joking the whole time. Sorry that I can't get on here every 15 min to respond to everyone that I pissed off , see I have thing that get in the way of that and its called a life. When I joined this site I did not realize that 80% of the people on would get mad about a guy with an opinion on here, but this furthers my point about growing up. I'd like to thank Ralpb72 for neg reping me to get the the guy for bashing his bud too. Regards,
Willy
I guess I'll be on the short team here but i thought Willy made a decent posting. I do fully support carry but I also understand the legality of a private business (assuming this hospital is one) to dictate carry on their property. My house, my rules. You don't like then you can leave. And also to point out one thing also: You stated that they could not stop you from coming to hospital. Rest assured if they had ample reason and desire they certainly could. Most hospitals have legal counsel on staff and access to judges for court orders/ppo's/etc. If they proved you were uncooperative and they felt a threat (not that you did but sometimes visitors do) they certainly could bar you from the property. Now you options at that time would be to take your son out AMA (against medical advice) and take him to another facility. They always have a way to protect their house and you likewise have an option not to be there......Trust me, I have seen it done many times. When you work in a intercity hospital with a level 1 trauma center that sees the worst of clientele you see it all. There have been circumstances where a patient was in the facility and family was BARRED from entering. Doesn't happen often but occasionally. Bottom line is you got caught breaking a rule and now have to live with the consequences. No need to get angry at others. I will add that does not excuse the officer being rude. The mark of a good officer is to maintain decent decorum during a difficult encounter.
Willy Keep posting. You'll get along. (even if you are usmc!!!!!)
I read your account and found myself wondering why the hospital security didn't wait for the police to show up before confronting you. He obviously knew that they were on their way. If you were a big enough threat to call the police on, you were a big enough threat to wait the 15 seconds more it would take for the backup to arrive. Weird.
Agreed. It didn't make a lot of sense on their end any way you slice it.
I guess I'll be on the short team here but i thought Willy made a decent posting. I do fully support carry but I also understand the legality of a private business (assuming this hospital is one) to dictate carry on their property. My house, my rules. You don't like then you can leave.
I read your account and found myself wondering why the hospital security didn't wait for the police to show up before confronting you. He obviously knew that they were on their way. If you were a big enough threat to call the police on, you were a big enough threat to wait the 15 seconds more it would take for the backup to arrive. Weird.
Titanium I respoded to a post that was apparently serious enough for you to take the time to write out your version of what happened, and not something that said "why did the chicken cross the road?" I responded to 7 pages of your freinds and like minded individuals and it is killing you that someone challenged what you had to say. You tell me to man up, but I'm not the one who got all butt-hurt when someone challenged me. You just wanted an attaboy, and a pat on the back from your minions, and nothing else. As for having a dog in this fight, you're absolutely right, my dog in this fight is in the form of enjoying the priviledge to carry concealed or openly if I chose to. We could easily have been like other staes IL, and WI just to name a couple that do not allow citizens to carry, they can still own and posses, but not carry in public in a defensive mannor.
The cop was there to investigate "a man with a gun". He has the right to ask for an ID. Any court in the states would say that's enough probable cause. To stand there and not answer or refuse to produce a license and/or ID is enough to detain until such information is obtained. He was not on a "fishing trip".