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Last edited by Investigation; 05-01-2007, 04:58 PM.
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Though you cannot buy a gun if you have been Involed, it is hard to enforce. HIPAA is very strict and neither gun store owners nor law enforcement have access to medical records that say if the person has ever been committed.
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Originally posted by N. A. CorbierThe second a gun law starts denying lawful purchases for out-patient treatment of a mental disorder that does not create a safety risk to the public, the Department of Justice is required to file an American with Disabilities lawsuit against the legislature in federal court for violating a person's ADA rights.
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Originally posted by N. A. CorbierThe second a gun law starts denying lawful purchases for out-patient treatment of a mental disorder that does not create a safety risk to the public, the Department of Justice is required to file an American with Disabilities lawsuit against the legislature in federal court for violating a person's ADA rights.
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The second a gun law starts denying lawful purchases for out-patient treatment of a mental disorder that does not create a safety risk to the public, the Department of Justice is required to file an American with Disabilities lawsuit against the legislature in federal court for violating a person's ADA rights.
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Originally posted by HotelSecurityHas it been said why the shppter was able to buy his guns? I know that some US states have VERY relaxed gun laws but they still have some. I understand that this state had a law where a person who had been treated for mental illness could not buy a gun. This guy had been treated for mental illness so why was he sold a gun?
The sale was completely legal.
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Has it been said why the shppter was able to buy his guns? I know that some US states have VERY relaxed gun laws but they still have some. I understand that this state had a law where a person who had been treated for mental illness could not buy a gun. This guy had been treated for mental illness so why was he sold a gun?
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by BHR LawsonJust thought I would throw this out there...
I was at an event the other night helping out an Explorer Post I used to be with and the Deputy Director of Security for a Univeristy was there as well. As some of you know, I have a bit of distaste for the Security of this Campus as they are poorly equipped and generally dont look very professional. (Unarmed, officers HAVE to be students, cannot wear vests, ratty old unfit unkempt shirts, jeans, sneakers, they drive a POS from the late 80s early 90s, etc... they DO have OC which suprises me.) I spoke with her for a bit about Virginia Tech. Thought I'd let you guys know how that conversation went...
Me: So, have you guys made any changes since the Virginia Tech incident?
Her: Yes, we have made a lot of changes.
Me: Really, are they going to let security arm up?
Her: No way, we're a catholic campus. That's not going to happen.
Me: Are they going to start letting the officers wear kevlar vests?
Her: Nope.
I pretty much ended it at that. I am still dissappointed in this campus.
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Originally posted by BHR LawsonJust thought I would throw this out there...
I was at an event the other night helping out an Explorer Post I used to be with and the Deputy Director of Security for a Univeristy was there as well. As some of you know, I have a bit of distaste for the Security of this Campus as they are poorly equipped and generally dont look very professional. (Unarmed, officers HAVE to be students, cannot wear vests, ratty old unfit unkempt shirts, jeans, sneakers, they drive a POS from the late 80s early 90s, etc... they DO have OC which suprises me.) I spoke with her for a bit about Virginia Tech. Thought I'd let you guys know how that conversation went...
Me: So, have you guys made any changes since the Virginia Tech incident?
Her: Yes, we have made a lot of changes.
Me: Really, are they going to let security arm up?
Her: No way, we're a catholic campus. That's not going to happen.
Me: Are they going to start letting the officers wear kevlar vests?
Her: Nope.
I pretty much ended it at that. I am still dissappointed in this campus.
We are a Catholic hospital and we already have one Armed Officer 40 hrs a week and looking at 24/7
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Just thought I would throw this out there...
I was at an event the other night helping out an Explorer Post I used to be with and the Deputy Director of Security for a Univeristy was there as well. As some of you know, I have a bit of distaste for the Security of this Campus as they are poorly equipped and generally dont look very professional. (Unarmed, officers HAVE to be students, cannot wear vests, ratty old unfit unkempt shirts, jeans, sneakers, they drive a POS from the late 80s early 90s, etc... they DO have OC which suprises me.) I spoke with her for a bit about Virginia Tech. Thought I'd let you guys know how that conversation went...
Me: So, have you guys made any changes since the Virginia Tech incident?
Her: Yes, we have made a lot of changes.
Me: Really, are they going to let security arm up?
Her: No way, we're a catholic campus. That's not going to happen.
Me: Are they going to start letting the officers wear kevlar vests?
Her: Nope.
I pretty much ended it at that. I am still dissappointed in this campus.
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Originally posted by HotelSecurityI can see that you are one of the people that does not think safety is part of security work (LOL).
Plus, who cares about safety (lol - j/k)
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Originally posted by LPCapI like my phone/computer. I am good at the two thumb typing and one thumb when I am driving :->
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Originally posted by N. A. CorbierWhen phones started running Java apps, they became computers with very small screens and sucktastically useless keyboards.
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Originally posted by GCMC SecurityAs well as some people receive email on their phones or blackberrys. Also some students may live off campus and check their email before leaving the house to go to class.
When phones started running Java apps, they became computers with very small screens and sucktastically useless keyboards.
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