Texas to LEGALIZE - Brass Knuckles, Clubs, Tomahawks, and more.
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Spring baton....Autumn baton..... Winter baton...etc...
Probably better looking than a spud wrench when the cops show up!
Charlie, I carried a 20-inch "breaker bar" by CRAFTSMAN in the area between the bucket seats on my PU for years. = Not a single person ever questioned why I had the wrench in the cab.
(Yes, I had the rest of the ratchet set, too.)
yours, satx
birddog,
The law needs to expressly PROHIBIT police "taking" any otherwise private property from any civilian AND doing that should be a serious FELONY crime.
My first cousin was once (in NOV 2008) relieved of a Remington Model 572 pump-rifle that was MY personal property by a sheriff's deputy in Smith County, TX, who told my cousin that IF he "made a fuss" that he would be arrested & that drugs would be found in his PU.
When I went to discuss the situation with the deputy, he said, "Try & (obscenity deleted) prove in court that I took your (obscenity deleted) rifle. Best get out of my face before I lock your @ss up."
When I talked to his Captain with the SCSD about the incident, the CPT said, "And you can prove that our employee took your .22 rifle, by anything but your cousin's statement?"
I call that act, "Theft of a deadly weapon, by intimidation." = Anybody have a better description of that "unlawful taking", as neither my cousin nor I had done anything wrong??
(The deputy claimed that Randy "failed to signal a lane change" as the reason that he was stopped but gave him NO ticket for any offense. - not even a written warning.)
yours, satx
The law needs to expressly PROHIBIT police "taking" any otherwise private property from any civilian AND doing that should be a serious FELONY crime.
My first cousin was once (in NOV 2008) relieved of a Remington Model 572 pump-rifle that was MY personal property by a sheriff's deputy in Smith County, TX, who told my cousin that IF he "made a fuss" that he would be arrested & that drugs would be found in his PU.
When I went to discuss the situation with the deputy, he said, "Try & (obscenity deleted) prove in court that I took your (obscenity deleted) rifle. Best get out of my face before I lock your @ss up."
When I talked to his Captain with the SCSD about the incident, the CPT said, "And you can prove that our employee took your .22 rifle, by anything but your cousin's statement?"
I call that act, "Theft of a deadly weapon, by intimidation." = Anybody have a better description of that "unlawful taking", as neither my cousin nor I had done anything wrong??
(The deputy claimed that Randy "failed to signal a lane change" as the reason that he was stopped but gave him NO ticket for any offense. - not even a written warning.)
yours, satx
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Hence the name.Breaker bar would also work fine for a self defense tool!
seeker_two
My posts don't count....
Smith County.....not surprised at all. I think they hire the LEOs that can't get a job with NOLAPD....
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Best reason for dash cams that record and are on 24/7. I don't have one, but every time I hear a story like that I think I need to get one.
TxStetson,
Instead of "certain members" making pointless jokes & posting SILLY cartoons, may I suggest that everyone give direct/serious answers to serious questions.
(I thought perhaps that "Autumn" was a brand name of a baton-maker. = Unlike some here, I don't "know everything".)
just my OPINION, satx
Yikes!
Yep.
