Posted by Goose on May 31, 2012 at 16:32:27 from (174.253.147.26):
In Reply to: OT/this is just wrong posted by Nancy Howell on May 31, 2012 at 06:31:08:
As much as I advocate firearm ownership, I have to side with the cops on this one. When you fire a warning shot, the slug goes somewhere, could ricochet and hit someone innocent. Improbable, but possible.
What I thought was dumb was within the last year here a Deputy Sheriff made a routine traffic stop on a farmer in his pickup. Somehow, the Deputy noticed a sheathed hunting knife in the door pocket of the pickup. Said Deputy actually cited the farmer for carrying a concealed weapon, booked him, and jailed him.
Now, this is a farming community. If you checked all of the farm pickups in the county, probably half would have a hunting knife stashed somewhere, mine included. Funny part is, the farmer could have had a .45 automatic laying on the seat in plain sight and would have been perfectly legal.
I never heard another word about it, and I know most of the deputies in the county. I'm assuming sanity prevailed somewhere along the way.
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