reached into his waistband...I could tell it was a Keltec P3AT with a pocket clip holding it in place.
I would have asked him if his nickname was "Stumpy."
reached into his waistband...I could tell it was a Keltec P3AT with a pocket clip holding it in place.
Y'know with as little diligence he was displaying with his firearm I would venture a guess that he may eventually remove any possibility of his perpetuating his bloodline.
zex said:you have truly lived up to your name of "rantingredneck"
This is most definitely a call-the-cops situation. His display of the gun along with the (implied) verbal threat, joking or not, almost screams that this is not a responsible gun owner.Any LEOs feel like weighing in on this?
One thing I would add here, and I'm surprised nobody has mentioned it, is if the (alleged) BG has a vehicle, and if you can safely do it, get the vehicle license number!
I just don't think the cops should've been notified unless he openly threatened the other guy.
Oops! My bad. Well, that's what I get for trying to speed read a thread.Um, Red had said twice in this thread that he went out after about five minutes to see if he could see them get into a vehicle in order to get a license number.
Even if you didn't get the tag, the vehicle description might have been enough to match a suspect vehicle from another crime.
Crimes are often solved by seemingly unrelated information that is pieced together during the course of an investigation. You never know what this group did before or after the Wally World adventure and you never know what the officers who regularly work the area might be seeking.