Denver, CO - Deputy allowed to fly after gun found in luggage

[Gunreference1]

Deputy allowed to fly after gun found in luggage

Lori Obert Matt Flener 21 hrs ago

DENVER - A Gilpin County Sheriff's deputy was allowed to fly from Denver International Airport Sunday, even after Denver Police confiscated his personal handgun and a loaded magazine from his carry-on luggage.

Lloyd Stace Williams, 38, was flying Sunday morning, when TSA agents found his personal gun and magazine.

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Steve

[Sidartha]

Because the police are not subject to the same system of Law and Punishment as the rest of us.

Here endith the lesson.

[TEN-32]

Its relatively easy for a LEO to fly armed. He was either misinformed or lazy.

[Moebrown20]

Its relatively easy for a LEO to fly armed. He was either misinformed or lazy.

What ever. If I was lazy, they would have gave me five years!

[TEN-32]

What ever. If I was lazy, they would have gave me five years!

Whatever.

[aliceinchains]

Because the police are not subject to the same system of Law and Punishment as the rest of us.

Here endith the lesson.


Agreed, you or me would be in jail with no gun rights for the rest of our lives.

[Sidartha]

Its relatively easy for a LEO to fly armed. He was either misinformed or lazy.

Either way he broke the rules and was given a pass.
I doubt I would have been granted the same consideration.

I understand you are personally invested in this argument but you must admit that LEO are given preferential treatment when they are caught breaking the rules.
That doesn't necessarily make the individual LEO a bad man, but making a habit of flaunting the law and then expecting preferential treatment does.
I don't know which this guy is and it really doesn't matter in this context.

[justinsaneok]

bullshit