carry question

[john455]

Ok, I have been asked to help with my sons head start field trip tomorrow, my question is does this qualify as a school use situation (non carry) or since it's head start is it ok? BTW all of his teachers know I CC and don't have a problem with it as long as I leave it in the car when I have to enter the building.

Edited March 18, 2015 by john455

[john455]

I have my daughter asking a couple of her LE friends just to be safe.

[FUJIMO]

Personally if I have to leave it in the car then it's not something I have to contemplate. The only decision is what to carry in case my car gets broken into and how expensive of a carry weapon I am willing to lose :(

[john455]

Well the field trip is to Lowes, so not TOO worried about my car getting broken into. There's not a good chance of getting away with breaking into a car in that open parking lot, so it doesn't happen often, and my old beater 1986 model truck probably wouldn't be a high risk target lol.

[Sam1]

Well the field trip is to Lowes, so not TOO worried about my car getting broken into. There's not a good chance of getting away with breaking into a car in that open parking lot, so it doesn't happen often, and my old beater 1986 model truck probably wouldn't be a high risk target lol.

 

 

Actually your vehicle could be more enticing because it won't look like it has an alarm on it.

[john455]

ok, we got mixed responses from LEO because it was a private head start not a state run one, but for the "not wanting to take the chance of ending up on the 6 oclock news factor" because of some over protective liberal parent I left it in the truck.

[JWC]

Liberals have mind control over us.

[NRA]

dont ask dont tell, who will know?

[monkeylizard]

ok, we got mixed responses from LEO because it was a private head start not a state run one, but for the "not wanting to take the chance of ending up on the 6 oclock news factor" because of some over protective liberal parent I left it in the truck.

 

Private vs public doesn't matter. What matters is whether or not it's a school event. IANAL, but I suspect it would hinge on exactly what it says in Head Start's incorporation documents, or if it's regulated by the state DOE, or some other something that might declare it a "school".