NH: Security chief explains rare backpack search 1/2

Sponsor: http://NHLiberty.org - New Hampshire House security chief Randy Joyner goes on the Ridley Report to explain a rare backpack search demanded of me at the state capitol.
This video was recorded around 2/4/09 and first uploaded around 2/13.

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[wait887]

there are a few states out there that realize that "government," property belongs to the people not the government. I think at least in Pa and Virginia comes to mind.

[sirinferno]

At least the chief is very talkative and seems reasonable enough - also, good stuff that he at least says his people/he himself supports open carry.

[canadastreetmedia]

He has a duty of reponsability ,and seemed very polite about it.

Minor hassle .for public safety .

I dont have a problem with this ! do you ?

[wolfinside]

I can understand in this era of terrorism why a guard anywhere might want to search. And maybe why it might be a good thing at times. But I am also glad we have the Ridleys of the world who question and challenge authority. Also, I think it's pretty amazing how polite the head of security was. Where I live it would have been a very different matter. (Ridley is always polite of course, and I admire that as well) Even in the face of out right harrasment by cops.

[ed2276]

Are the guards designated law enforcement officers, or are they security with only citizens' powers of arrest?

In order to search, one has to be able to articulate a reasonable ground for the search. The guard seeing someone looking left/right, if that even occured, and entering the building close to closing time isn't sufficient cause to raise a reasonable suspicion. Are only people who look straight ahead not suspicious? The guy was probably just bored and was looking for something to do.

[Bound4NH]

Funny how he had such a great understanding of what happened, until Dave mentioned the "inconsistencies", at which the chief "didn't know" because he "wasn't there".

[LumpyRevolution]

Geeeeeessshhh!!!

Who HASN'T heard of the Ridley Report?

[daisym555]

Why don't you go back to the State House and re-interview the security officer once again (on cam of course)? You can lead it off by informing the officer that his supervisor made the suggestion.

[Jitgos]

What would have happened if you didn't consent and declined the search "request"? I'd like to know the answer to that.

[shannonm5]

im very suprised to here you can open carry in a state building. i have a ccw license in my state and cant carry into any state building of any kind.