TULSA PD CHIEF: Might be time to trade some freedom for gun control

[bushmaster06]

This is what every gun control proponent needs to have shoved down their throats. The only people who are affected my gun control are the law abiding citizens.

In their eyes that's a feature, not a bug.

 

[bushmaster06]

Is it not _his_ job to get the crime under control in Tulsa? Why should law abiding citizens who aren't breaking the law give up their means the protect themselves so that criminals will be all the more armed and able to commit their crimes more brazenly? Maybe he needs to look inward and ask himself what he isn't doing to handle the problem before foolishly asks others to give up their constitutional rights for some bizarre reason.

Some animals are more equal than others. Look at violent crime stats. A certain segment of our society is responsible for the vast majority of violent crime in this country, but we aren't allowed to talk about that because you'll be labeled a racist if you do.

 

[bushmaster06]

Bet that... chief Lindell knows the business end of a glory hole.....

...just saying.

He was an ATF agent?

 

[Judi]

He was an ATF agent?

...wonder if he was at Waco...you know,...getting his creed...

 

[adamsredlines]

 

[Okieyote]

Dont know if Tulsa supplies their service weapons or the officer has to but either way he has no clue what he is talking about and most LE doesnt have to follow the same laws as us common folks do cause they are usually exempt from all these laws. I have always said that if LE had to follow the same laws that we have to follow they wouldnt be in such a big hurry to back the laws.

What laws are LE exempt from. Are you talking LE departments or individual officer ?

 

[bushmaster06]

What laws are LE exempt from. Are you talking LE departments or individual officer ?

I don't know of any Oklahoma-specific laws offhand, but LEOs are exempt from the California handgun roster and I think they're also exempt from the 10-round mag limit.

 

[Okieyote]

I don't know of any Oklahoma-specific laws offhand, but LEOs are exempt from the California handgun roster and I think they're also exempt from the 10-round mag limit.

So in California? Long way from Oklahoma

 

[bushmaster06]

So in California? Long way from Oklahoma

I'm just giving examples of laws that place cops above commoners.

 

[Okieyote]

I'm just giving examples of laws that place cops above commoners.

In California
I don’t know of any firearms restrictions Oklahoma has that individual officers are exempt from.