Not too long ago there was a topic about open carry and how it's not 'technically' illegal to do. However, we all know enough not to do it because the first time we did, we'd get reported to the police or an officer would see us and we'd end up with a revoked license.
This morning I was getting to the Red Line (braintree @ 5:45 am) and I saw the people that were empying the new charlie ticket machines of their money. There was a group of three or four people all in a uniform (delivery person shorts and a button down) that was complete with a handgun in a high hip exposed position. This caught me off guard and I'm not used to seeing that. BTW, they were clearly not issued by the company as one had a Sig and another a large revolver.
These are clearly not law enforcement officers, and but they do work transporting large sums of money. So, here's my question:
Are the police around here that much less likely to hassle somebody that has a 'high risk' job? I would think that they'd still have to carry concealed.
This morning I was getting to the Red Line (braintree @ 5:45 am) and I saw the people that were empying the new charlie ticket machines of their money. There was a group of three or four people all in a uniform (delivery person shorts and a button down) that was complete with a handgun in a high hip exposed position. This caught me off guard and I'm not used to seeing that. BTW, they were clearly not issued by the company as one had a Sig and another a large revolver.
These are clearly not law enforcement officers, and but they do work transporting large sums of money. So, here's my question:
Are the police around here that much less likely to hassle somebody that has a 'high risk' job? I would think that they'd still have to carry concealed.