Posted by 4play on January 06, 2017 at 23:06:10 from (68.97.114.223):
In Reply to: ccw posted by 88-1175 on January 06, 2017 at 15:36:56:
Has she ever been involuntarily committed to a hospital/health care facility for a mental health condition or other treatment, or adjudicated incompetent/incapacitated?
Assuming she purchased a gun from a licensed dealer, she had to pass a background check. Since she is a concealed carry license holder then she had to pass another background check. I'm guessing you are in PA from reading posts above, they are one of the states that share mental health records with the state/feds for situations like this, it seems she passed their screening and is good to go.
IMHO it's none of your business and should leave it alone. The facts are she is lawfully possessing and carrying the firearm ( no license needed for open carry in PA) At this point what information you have is speculation and hearsay. Even though her use of medication is still none of your business, medication is not required or solely used for treatments of diseases or illnesses.
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