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Believe me, My preferred method of carry is concealed for all the reasons mentioned above. Please remember that the original question was ONLY regarding the “impersonating a police officer” issue. I am not arguing that open carry is safer for us LTC holders.. I just wanted to debate the impersonatin...

mojo84 wrote:I do not know how this turned out but it wasn't a good situation for anyone.


http://www.star-telegram.com/news/local ... 40236.html

That was back in 2013 when it wasn’t legal to open carry. I don’t see how this relates to today at all.

Pariah3j wrote:OP is talking about something like this:

Yes. Something like this.

How would that be “impersonating a police officer”? Again, this is only if you NEVER use the terms “Police” or “law enforcement” when referring to yourself.

well your driver's license isn't a badge, why would a LTC be a badge...? At least that's the way I look at it. :chldancing I’m not talking about our actually licenses. I’m sorry if I didn’t make that clear. We keep our LTC licenses in our wallets... I’m talking about having a visible badge on your ...

Ok, I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about this. I know a lot of people when talking about LTC Badges jump to the conclusion that you would be arrested for “impersonating a police officer”, but I don’t understand that logic if you have a badge that clearly says “Texas LTC License”, or something to ...

Question: The mall in College Station, TX has the 30.07 and 30.06 signs posted INSIDE of the main doors on the wall to the right. It was my understanding that those legal signs HAD to be posted on the outermost portion of the front doors to the establishment. In plain view to someone entering the bu...