sailortoo
Member
"Gun Grab"
Well, I've read my copy, and it will be spread around to city management & and city police department. I took it to the local library today, to have them get orders in. I have made the comment that I do not trust the new laws that supposidly will prevent this type of lawlessness by "law enforcement" to actually stop it. From page 190 of the book: "In a local radio interview on June 2, 2006, after Governor Kathleen Blanco signed the Louisiana statute into law, NOPD superintendent Warren Riley was asked his opinion of the new law, and what would happen in New Orleans in the event of another disaster of the proportions of Katrina? Riley thought briefly and then asnwered: 'During circumstances like that, we cannot allow people to walk the streets carrying guns. As law enforcement officers, we will confiscate the weapon if the person is walking down the street, and they may be arrested.'" So --- The super says that the law means nothing to him - so what do we do?
sailortoo
Semper Paratus (also)
Well, I've read my copy, and it will be spread around to city management & and city police department. I took it to the local library today, to have them get orders in. I have made the comment that I do not trust the new laws that supposidly will prevent this type of lawlessness by "law enforcement" to actually stop it. From page 190 of the book: "In a local radio interview on June 2, 2006, after Governor Kathleen Blanco signed the Louisiana statute into law, NOPD superintendent Warren Riley was asked his opinion of the new law, and what would happen in New Orleans in the event of another disaster of the proportions of Katrina? Riley thought briefly and then asnwered: 'During circumstances like that, we cannot allow people to walk the streets carrying guns. As law enforcement officers, we will confiscate the weapon if the person is walking down the street, and they may be arrested.'" So --- The super says that the law means nothing to him - so what do we do?
sailortoo
Semper Paratus (also)