Monday, October 07, 2013

NFL rule revokes ‘only ones’ status of off-duty police

But back to the suddenly non-elite Cleveland Police Patrolmen's Association, bemoaning the loss of their privileged status: These are the same folks whose “leadership” did everything in their power to ensure that we mere mundanes would dine out defenselessly. [More]
Today’s Gun Rights Examiner field report throws a flag on unsportsmanlike conduct.

2 comments:

Ed said...

This is not how the Second Amendment was written:
"A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed except at NFL games when you are not being paid to provide security."

I think that off-duty police officers should have the same rights as non-police officers. Reworded, I think that non-police officers should have the same rights as off-duty police officers.

The NFL is wrong on their policy to both non-police officers and off-duty police officers. How does it feel, officers? Imagine that! You are being treated like the rest of us.

Anonymous said...

Isn't it department policy off duty officers are required to carry a concealed firearm?