Open carry medford oregon police station part 3

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[TheMNcamper]

Why did the cameraman move?

Response should have been:

"Am I not legally allowed to be here?"

[Markedguardian]

@TheMNcamper I know, but my cousin and I still have little experience. At least there was a cameraman. We are still learning as we go, thanks for the info.

[wameeds]

Are you being charged with anything? Did they keep your gun ?

[Markedguardian]

@wameeds No I am not being charge with any crime because I had not committed any. So they did arrest me and without my consent they disarmed me and check the serial #, but after that they return my firearm and they let me go. Because Garr was not informed very well of the law in Oregon.

[inverseactuality]

@Mattekken101

There's a video of a guy open carrying in a bank. People seemed to notice, but none seemed to have cared.

[Defiant1O1]

The guy runnin the camera is a jackass

[Ricodabodyguard22]

Those narrow hallways made for great audio recording feedback..

[Mattekken101]

This guy is a rere

Let see what happen when he walks in a bank

Or if a family place wait um yes show him going to jail

[05quiksilver]

"Beretta point 40" hahaha

[kendallnavstar]

Please stop recording the floor and your feet.  Point the camera up high enough so we can see faces.

[TheTacticalView]

We need to get a bunch of libertarian judges elected so these kidnappers end up standing tall before the make explaining why they are violating these peoples rights.

[TheTacticalView]

Why do police need to operate in secret in a free country?

[inurtrash]

Find an attorney and sue them. At the very least, if you can't find an attorney, take them to small claims court. No attorney needed there. If they don't show up, you win by default.

[jmort253]

Go to 4:50 in this video. The officer claims the open carrier is in violation of ORS 166.360. This just lists the definitions of a capital building, court facility, and public building but doesn't actually define what acts or actions would violate this statute. I am not an attorney but I'm not sure yet what law the open carrier was in violation of.