Bird-dogged by Arlington PD
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Lucas Mccain
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May the Fourth be with you.[/QUOTE said:
Oh yea, you need to chat him up. I bet he had no clue you had a CHL. Use this as a learning opportunity. Talk to the man. You and he are on the same side. You don't interact with cops every day but cops interact with people hundreds of times a day. This is a great opportunity for you.
Tejano Scott
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But if he used this as an opportunity to chat up the cop and have a learning experience, then he may have learned he is going to jail since apparently Whole Foods doesn't allow CHL holders to carry there.
The Whole Parycheck's I go to aren't 30.06 (or if they are it isn't obvious) so even if their corporate policy is no CHL, I still carry there.
BIGPAPIGREG
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it only works in certain scenarios.....
BIGPAPIGREG
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Lol I've open carried in whole foods (for the lube prank). No signage, not my problem. The most they can do is ask me to leave
Edit: Corporate policy doesn't mean shit without signage (30.06) in Texas.
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BIGPAPIGREG
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where did you do that?
Virginia
I don't know if they all do it, but a co-worker of mine is partly responsible for the Gateway Whole Foods in Round Rock moving their 51% sign from the front door to the wine tasting area only because the store itself wasn't making more than 51% of their income from on-premises consumption — only that area (still seemed fishy).
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And if there wasn't adequate security, be it by LEO or other, and a preventable crime was committed, you'd bitch about that too.
You're over reacting IMO.
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So you can't have it both ways.
Presumably what he was hired to do, observe and prevent loss if needed.
BTW I don't blame lack of security for crimes. I blame shitty people.
If a petty crime happens, so what? The only time I think there would be reason for a cop to be there is if there is a possibility of felonies taking place.
Is this a walmart in the ghetto? no. Waste of taxpayer money to have a cop prevent some yuppie from stealing $10 worth of organic yogurt.
If a petty crime happens, so what? The only time I think there would be reason for a cop to be there is if there is a possibility of felonies taking place.
Is this a walmart in the ghetto? no. Waste of taxpayer money to have a cop prevent some yuppie from stealing $10 worth of organic yogurt.
