No he just decided no to spend his money there. Sounds more like the doctors and employees got their panties twisted up afraid of an inanimate object being carried by a sworn officer of the law. Not that being an officer should make any difference.
@@wholeass83 It's a private business, they're perfectly within their rights to refuse his business. There's no shortage of other patients they can care for.
@@aranhl ok but you still seem to have it a little backwards tho. You say the chief was offended by the doc. Its the doc who was offended by the officer's inanimate object on his belt so he told him to take it out of his building.the chief couldn't have got his panties in a twist if the doctor didn't have his own twisted panties first. Ya dig?
@@eb151000 Maybe if its off limits by federal law, but this is a private business so the federal law has no bearing in this case. And even if it was a federal gun free zone I think only on duty law enforcement are excluded but not sure.
@@eb151000 hahaha! You really thought he was exempt from following the law! Its private property and NO ONE can make you do anything. The police cant make you let them in for your service lol
What does it matter if hes a police officer? Any man that carries a Gun should be able to wear one. And if they dont allow it than thats fine, take it off and go back in. Being a cop shouldnt mean a thing when it comes to carrying a Gun
The doctor's office at least fairly enforced a stupid policy on ALL of us.... no, then they went back to giving cops special treatment and treating the rest of us like second class citizens.
@@expiredgamer_ugh incorrect, all texas POST officers are exempt from “gun free” zones both on and off duty, in public and private property. There is also a federal statute allowing any certified LEO to open or concealed carry in all 50 states on public and private property, on and off duty.
@@oreo10111 not private domains, especially off duty those are federal and state protections for federal and state property only nothing is written to allow anyone exemptions to do what they will on property they do not own, private property owners can say no one even police is not allowed to have their firearm on that property simple as that even trespass them if they see fit
@@oreo10111 stop pretending there's exemptions for private properties they do not own unless theres a warrant or a emergency situation you can deny an officer for anything no exemptions
What makes him so special? His gun protects himself the same as anybody's does. Why does he think he is special? It takes two years for your cosmetology license and 6 months to be a cop. Any one understand that?
@@oreo10111 Do you not understand that gun free zones are not privately owned? Do you not understand that this was a private office? Do you not understand that you can not be forced by the government to let armed men into your private properties? The video itself explains it well. Do you think your onto something we dont know? We understand the law your talking about and it has nothing to do with privately owned property. There is NO law that forces you to let ANYONE armed or not onto your property. Honestly the cop in the video explains that he had to leave, and will be forced to find a new doctor who doesn't mind him being in there PRIVATELY owned office
@@claytoncarter3861 I’m going to be honest with you, it takes 2 years to really become a cop or it may take a few months depending on the jurisdiction. Most cops that I know did this: Military for 4 years, college for 2 years, Basic LE Training for 6 months, then a probationary period for between 6 months to a year. During that probationary period you can be fired at anytime for almost any reason.
@@liamgriffin218 Well thanks for your honesty. Lol. Police academy is 6 months, the other year and a half is the same law school stuff an 18 year old law student kid goes through. Actual police training is 6 months like I said. Less then it takes to cut hair. And to say most LE is ex military isn't true ether. Most all rookie cops are kids out of academy. Most Military guys are of the frame of mind of honoring the constitution.....most cops dont even know what the 4th amendment even is anymore. My assistant at work was LE for 22years, and doesn't even know what the law actually is....couldn't even tell me what the 1st, 4th, or 5th amendment even is.
Why the hell should cops be exempt from gun free zones and company policy banning firearms. He should have known better. The badge doesn't grant extra rights.
@J Calhoun actually he isn't. What state do you live in where an individual, specifically a cop, is required to have a gun on his person 24/7? At best they are required to have it available to them if they are the kind of officer that can be called in at any time. This does not mean that he is incapable of placing his duty weapon in his car. Stop trying to damage control for a cop looking for privileges the rest of people aren't afforded. If he's on duty and their in an official capacity, that's one thing. But he wasn't.
Why does he need a gun for a doctors appointment. He has no business going there and then complaining on the news about it. It is there right. Your not even on duty your just a normal dude off shift
Gun free zone? Privately owned property? Lol i say So when the hospital calls 911 because of some crazy criminal is shooting up the place. Are they going to tell every cop to remove their firearm before entering the building?
Damn bro it’s almost like it’s a gun free zone
Seems like the chief got his panties in a twist for no real reason, why is this even a news story?
No he just decided no to spend his money there. Sounds more like the doctors and employees got their panties twisted up afraid of an inanimate object being carried by a sworn officer of the law. Not that being an officer should make any difference.
@@wholeass83 It's a private business, they're perfectly within their rights to refuse his business. There's no shortage of other patients they can care for.
@@aranhl ok but you still seem to have it a little backwards tho. You say the chief was offended by the doc. Its the doc who was offended by the officer's inanimate object on his belt so he told him to take it out of his building.the chief couldn't have got his panties in a twist if the doctor didn't have his own twisted panties first. Ya dig?
He's offduty so the no weapons policy applies to him
b-b-b-b-but he’s a cop, he should be ExEmPt fRoM aLl RuLeS
False, there's a federal law that excludes law enforcement from gun free zones.
@@eb151000 Maybe if its off limits by federal law, but this is a private business so the federal law has no bearing in this case. And even if it was a federal gun free zone I think only on duty law enforcement are excluded but not sure.
@@eb151000 hahaha! You really thought he was exempt from following the law! Its private property and NO ONE can make you do anything. The police cant make you let them in for your service lol
That is incorrect, the courts have rules that you are always a police officer even when the uniform is off, and police are exempt from gun free zones
He constantly refused to remove his weapon from the building and he was kicked out for it, *what is the problem?*
Employee with a grudge and or a power trip. Or an employee that is just stupid.
He probably did the deskpop
What does it matter if hes a police officer? Any man that carries a Gun should be able to wear one. And if they dont allow it than thats fine, take it off and go back in. Being a cop shouldnt mean a thing when it comes to carrying a Gun
That's thing with private property; it's not public.
Police are exempt from gun free zones
You hear that? Even the police chief can't openly carry. Even if we value them.
When it comes to private businesses it is their right to do so.
It would be different if he was on duty on there on official business, but that ISNT the case here.
The doctor's office at least fairly enforced a stupid policy on ALL of us.... no, then they went back to giving cops special treatment and treating the rest of us like second class citizens.
Yeah I agree if he's offduty he should be treated the same as a regular citizen when it comes to weapons policies.
Being a police officer or military doesnt automatically make you a good guy that can be trusted around with guns as if your a gun god
It does exempt you from the gun free zones though
@@oreo10111 only gun free public zones, but not private properties like a doctor's office
@@expiredgamer_ugh incorrect, all texas POST officers are exempt from “gun free” zones both on and off duty, in public and private property. There is also a federal statute allowing any certified LEO to open or concealed carry in all 50 states on public and private property, on and off duty.
@@oreo10111 not private domains, especially off duty those are federal and state protections for federal and state property only nothing is written to allow anyone exemptions to do what they will on property they do not own, private property owners can say no one even police is not allowed to have their firearm on that property simple as that even trespass them if they see fit
@@oreo10111 stop pretending there's exemptions for private properties they do not own unless theres a warrant or a emergency situation you can deny an officer for anything no exemptions
What makes him so special? His gun protects himself the same as anybody's does. Why does he think he is special? It takes two years for your cosmetology license and 6 months to be a cop. Any one understand that?
Police are legally exempt from gun free zones
@@oreo10111 Do you not understand that gun free zones are not privately owned? Do you not understand that this was a private office? Do you not understand that you can not be forced by the government to let armed men into your private properties? The video itself explains it well. Do you think your onto something we dont know? We understand the law your talking about and it has nothing to do with privately owned property. There is NO law that forces you to let ANYONE armed or not onto your property. Honestly the cop in the video explains that he had to leave, and will be forced to find a new doctor who doesn't mind him being in there PRIVATELY owned office
@@claytoncarter3861 I’m going to be honest with you, it takes 2 years to really become a cop or it may take a few months depending on the jurisdiction. Most cops that I know did this: Military for 4 years, college for 2 years, Basic LE Training for 6 months, then a probationary period for between 6 months to a year.
During that probationary period you can be fired at anytime for almost any reason.
@@liamgriffin218 Well thanks for your honesty. Lol. Police academy is 6 months, the other year and a half is the same law school stuff an 18 year old law student kid goes through. Actual police training is 6 months like I said. Less then it takes to cut hair. And to say most LE is ex military isn't true ether. Most all rookie cops are kids out of academy. Most Military guys are of the frame of mind of honoring the constitution.....most cops dont even know what the 4th amendment even is anymore. My assistant at work was LE for 22years, and doesn't even know what the law actually is....couldn't even tell me what the 1st, 4th, or 5th amendment even is.
Why the hell should cops be exempt from gun free zones and company policy banning firearms. He should have known better. The badge doesn't grant extra rights.
@J Calhoun actually he isn't. What state do you live in where an individual, specifically a cop, is required to have a gun on his person 24/7? At best they are required to have it available to them if they are the kind of officer that can be called in at any time. This does not mean that he is incapable of placing his duty weapon in his car. Stop trying to damage control for a cop looking for privileges the rest of people aren't afforded.
If he's on duty and their in an official capacity, that's one thing. But he wasn't.
@J Calhoun I noticed you didn't answer the question...
Why does he need a gun for a doctors appointment. He has no business going there and then complaining on the news about it. It is there right. Your not even on duty your just a normal dude off shift
Cops still carry their firearm off duty. He’s probably earned the respect to be excused but yeah sure bud
Soooo.... what?
So I hear him batching about playing by the same rules.
Lol but id be breaking the law if i went in and be jailed asap and possibly face prison charges.
Guns so scawwy they go boom 😡
Ignore the immature ignorant cop haters below.
Haha yea but some of them have a point. Law applies to us all equally. Atleast it should.
Why? Why should cops have more rights than anyone else?
Gun free zone? Privately owned property? Lol i say
So when the hospital calls 911 because of some crazy criminal is shooting up the place. Are they going to tell every cop to remove their firearm before entering the building?