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Sounds like someone had a "conversation" with the server owner.
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I question this site's accuracy. It appears that anyone can submit a comment regardless if they had contact with the police. For example, I was reviewing the Fairfax County, VA site and there is a user "johnjohnson" going through the names alphabetically and rating each one good. Comments are all: "good".
I think one thing that might have been discussed is if the site had lots of unofficial complaints about an officer who is later involved in a dept. lawsuit. Trial lawyers might attempt to show that supervisors in the agency "should have known" the officer was a loose cannon. Maybe that was the major concern of police brass.
The that is all to common is that cops "protect their own" regardless of what they did. Those cops NEED their balls busted and brought back down to earth and told that they are not gods and there have to be real consequences for their deeds.
All the more reason why I didn't support it.Too late. National carry is already the law of the land. A police officer from a small town in Oregon on vacation in New York City can carry to protect his family, but I cannot.
If the Heller case is decided properly, that won't be a problem anymore.Needless to say, it's stupid that cops can carry nationally, but a citizen with a CCW can't.