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dawg23 · 01-16-2007, 17:21

LSP972:

I am appreciative of the response that Troop A provided. I have to confess that, had I been in a similar situation, my first thought would have been to call EBR Sheriff - just always associate LSP with enforcing driving regulations. Your guys' response was awesome. Please convey my personal thanks to those troopers.

Fortunately, most of those "citizens" to which (I think) you are referring have moved out of CCL. Apparently they didn't feel welcome. I can't imagine why.

As far as my guy applying for a Concealed Handgun permit, my office was buzzing all day about the incident. I think quite a few folks have suddenly re-thought their situational awareness practices and their needs for a means of self defense. I suspect we'll have several taking a CHP class in the immediate future.

01-16-2007, 17:21	#3
dawg23 Resident Dimwit Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Louisiana Posts: 1,198	LSP972: I am appreciative of the response that Troop A provided. I have to confess that, had I been in a similar situation, my first thought would have been to call EBR Sheriff - just always associate LSP with enforcing driving regulations. Your guys' response was awesome. Please convey my personal thanks to those troopers. Fortunately, most of those "citizens" to which (I think) you are referring have moved out of CCL. Apparently they didn't feel welcome. I can't imagine why. As far as my guy applying for a Concealed Handgun permit, my office was buzzing all day about the incident. I think quite a few folks have suddenly re-thought their situational awareness practices and their needs for a means of self defense. I suspect we'll have several taking a CHP class in the immediate future. __________________ You can fool all of the people some of the time - and that should be sufficient. www.PersonalDefenseTraining.net Last edited by dawg23; 01-16-2007 at 18:10..