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10-88 man with gun video OHIO
I pulled this off of packing.org. Just wondering what input you all have regarding the way this went down. I'm an officer so don't rag me I just wanted to post it for your input. I think a (10-88 man with gun) the officers did as they were trained end of story. Handgun or assult rifle they will both kill you.
He was upset at the rifle but said nothing of the handgun the other officer had.
I don't know the whole story as the mic was in and out but the guy stated both doors were jammed? That would raise a danger alert sign in my head and I would without doubt pull him out at gun point till I could verify who he is and if he is legally carrying. I don't know him from the next guy and we go home at night.
Also he was mad they called in the tag on his vehicle to see if it was his or came up stolen and he was mad? Last I checked we do that with everyone we stop. The video is about 10 min long and can be boring in spots but bear through it and let me know what you think of the situation. Don't get me wrong I love responsible ccw carriers out their.
Thanks guys.
Be safe out there
p.s. All writing below this ps was taken directly from the poster who posted this on packing.org and is not my wording.
Dan Sayers, a licensed permit holder of Oregon, OH, was unlawfully detained at gunpoint (AR-15) after a "man-with-a-gun" call outside of a gas station.
Dan was open carrying at a gas station with two pistols on his hip, when a citizen called him in. No details of the 911 call are available yet, but nonetheless, Dan had a felony traffic stop executed on him and was forced out of his vehicle for embracing his rights.
http://ohioccwforums.org/files/dashcam.asx
That link is for the dashcam of the stop. It is really horrifying to see the way he was treated. Granted, his attitude wasn't the most complacent (which, in my opinion, shouldn't have mattered after the first 10 minutes in which it should have been ascertained that he commited no crime), but neither were the actions taken by Officer Costanza and his lacky.
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10-88 man with gun video OHIO
I pulled this off of packing.org. Just wondering what input you all have regarding the way this went down. I'm an officer so don't rag me I just wanted to post it for your input. I think a (10-88 man with gun) the officers did as they were trained end of story. Handgun or assult rifle they will both kill you.
He was upset at the rifle but said nothing of the handgun the other officer had.
I don't know the whole story as the mic was in and out but the guy stated both doors were jammed? That would raise a danger alert sign in my head and I would without doubt pull him out at gun point till I could verify who he is and if he is legally carrying. I don't know him from the next guy and we go home at night.
Also he was mad they called in the tag on his vehicle to see if it was his or came up stolen and he was mad? Last I checked we do that with everyone we stop. The video is about 10 min long and can be boring in spots but bear through it and let me know what you think of the situation. Don't get me wrong I love responsible ccw carriers out their.
Thanks guys.
Be safe out there
p.s. All writing below this ps was taken directly from the poster who posted this on packing.org and is not my wording.
Dan Sayers, a licensed permit holder of Oregon, OH, was unlawfully detained at gunpoint (AR-15) after a "man-with-a-gun" call outside of a gas station.
Dan was open carrying at a gas station with two pistols on his hip, when a citizen called him in. No details of the 911 call are available yet, but nonetheless, Dan had a felony traffic stop executed on him and was forced out of his vehicle for embracing his rights.
http://ohioccwforums.org/files/dashcam.asx
That link is for the dashcam of the stop. It is really horrifying to see the way he was treated. Granted, his attitude wasn't the most complacent (which, in my opinion, shouldn't have mattered after the first 10 minutes in which it should have been ascertained that he commited no crime), but neither were the actions taken by Officer Costanza and his lacky.
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