Trooper I disagree
In this case in the absolute letter of the law you are right. The pistol apparently
wasn't concealed.
But where I disagree is that there definitely is something to discuss when a state
can't even verify permits they issue.
Because of Mr Schubert's pursuits in court a MAJOR flaw in the Mass. system has
been exposed. Yes, he lost his case ............ however, that does not invalidate
the apparent finding that officers (in this case a Law Enforcement officer as opposed
to a peace officer) cannot in 10 minutes verify a legal state issued document that a
citizen has paid for and went through a lot of trouble to obtain.
Remember, officer Stern (what a coincidence this officer has that name in this situation) DID NOT cite Mr.
Schubert for improper concealed carry.
In this case in the absolute letter of the law you are right. The pistol apparently
wasn't concealed.
But where I disagree is that there definitely is something to discuss when a state
can't even verify permits they issue.
Because of Mr Schubert's pursuits in court a MAJOR flaw in the Mass. system has
been exposed. Yes, he lost his case ............ however, that does not invalidate
the apparent finding that officers (in this case a Law Enforcement officer as opposed
to a peace officer) cannot in 10 minutes verify a legal state issued document that a
citizen has paid for and went through a lot of trouble to obtain.
Remember, officer Stern (what a coincidence this officer has that name in this situation) DID NOT cite Mr.
Schubert for improper concealed carry.
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