Permit less carry in Baltimore city?
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People do tell the most ridiculous BS in the most sincere way.
Just one of those wacky features of human nature.
Just one of those wacky features of human nature.
Take a look at the case search, and you'll find you aren;t far off. The bulk of people prosecuted for gun crimes, are the average joes who had only that charge. If there is any other charge involved, the gun charge is often dropped.
I think as long as you also have some crack in your pocket you should get off.
Convictionless carry is what I always read about
camo556
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- Aug 29, 2021
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so Baltimore already has constitutional carry for felons, good to know.
Biggfoot44
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- Aug 2, 2009
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What Johnny5k said is pretty close to what actually happens , check things out on case search .
I do sometimes talk out my ass, but I very rarely write out my ass. I am often mistaken, as a flawed and fallen man...
But yeah, I have checked through a lot of case search looking at this very phenomena.
Biggfoot44
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- Aug 2, 2009
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No doubt . I was mainly encouraging the rest of the group to do likewise for themselves .
Yeah I’m aware how much they just drop those charges, it’s ridiculous
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Slackdaddy
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tailgunner
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I think he ment that only bl@#k thugs are pemitt- less carry in Baltimore
I have a friend who open carries in the city pretty regularly, but he has a permit.
He's never been stopped or questioned, even in the few times where police were near him (in check out at a 711, for example).
It even surprised him that in several years he has yet to get a single comment or question from law enforcement about it.
I have a friend who open carries in the city pretty regularly, but he has a permit.
He's never been stopped or questioned, even in the few times where police were near him (in check out at a 711, for example).
It even surprised him that in several years he has yet to get a single comment or question from law enforcement about it.
I feel like I would be worried about weapon retention OC like that. What holster does your friend use?
Crosseye Dominant
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- Sep 1, 2018
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The barber is probably referring to some changes that effect businesses owners carrying at their business. This has nothing to do with general wear and carry.
I believe it's a Galco but I am not sure. Based on what I've seen, retention isn't an issue for him. It's pretty flush with his body and it's a P365 anyway, he just doesn't pay much mind to it being concealed under a shirt most of the time.
I have a friend who open carries in the city pretty regularly, but he has a permit.
He's never been stopped or questioned, even in the few times where police were near him (in check out at a 711, for example).
It even surprised him that in several years he has yet to get a single comment or question from law enforcement about it.
Open carry isn't as big an issue in Maryland as people think it is.
Gotcha, so it's worn owb close to the body so kinda in-between. Sounds more comfortsble then concealed.
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