Los Angeles

[stag6.8]

Pending sounds like they went through the interview, waiting for training or live scan.

We're still on the 3rd week of April.

Taking LASD almost 5 weeks to process the 2nd and 3rd week of April.
Now that they're reducing the workforce from 7 to 4, it's going to be even longer.

Geez .I'm may 1Oth the second week of may...I'm so freaking close...and I walked mine into DTLA...

[stag6.8]

Still late April, if you go by my co-workers applications.

#3 was mention when #2 went to his interview today @ San Dimas Station. So, #3 will probably get a call this coming Monday 7/26.

L.A. Co-Worker updates:

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Co-Worker #1

GC - Light Red - Business owner

~4/19: Mailed their CCW application
7/12: Monday - Got the call for Interview appointment (called early AM, blocked #)
7/14: Wednesday - Interviewed @ Whittier Sheriff Station (wait in vehicle until called by personnel to come inside Station)
7/14: Livescan

===================================
Co-Worker #2

GC - Yellow - Light Green

4/26: Mailed their CCW application
~5/20: Check Cashed (after #3)
7/19: Monday - Got the call for Interview appointment (called just before noon, blocked #)
7/21: Wednesday - Interviewed @ San Dimas Sheriff Station (wait in vehicle until called by personnel to come inside Station)
7/21: Livescan

===================================
Co-Worker #3

GC - Yellow - Light Green

4/28: Mailed their CCW application
5/18: Check Cashed

At least someone got the call on the 4th week of April...

[Lockdown.-]

I'm really glad that shooter did all his steps to get his CCW Permit.

I wonder what his GC color and interview date was. /s

[driftwoodae86]

I'm really glad that shooter did all his steps to get his CCW Permit.

I wonder what his GC color and interview date was. /s

He's still waiting for his interview, or well, LAPD is waiting to interview him. lol

[Paul49]

[LARES]

GOT MY CALL TODAY!
Submitted 4/15
Check cashed 4/23
Called for Interview 7/21
Interview scheduled for 7/27

[Lockdown.-]

There's about a thousand CCW permit holders in LA county. Maybe two thousand if you count off duty LEO.

Population of LA county is roughly 10 million, so I'm told.

I'm not very good at the maths, but I would assume the defender did not have his CCW permit.


Also, if he did, the cops wouldn't be looking for him. He would have called them.

[m1abob]

[localpew]

[m1abob]

My guess would be it would be a justified shooting for him but he will probably get in trouble for possession of a firearm which is a misdemeanor but an expensive misdemeanor.

[Immortal547]

My guess would be it would be a justified shooting for him but he will probably get in trouble for possession of a firearm which is a misdemeanor but an expensive misdemeanor.

I can’t name the exact incidences but people have shot back and killed an attacker before without a CCW in California and they were not charged with any crime, not even the illegal carrying of a loaded firearm. Of course each case is different.

Even if caught it’s really not that bad especially if you are otherwise a good citizen.

Without additional factors, carrying a loaded firearm is a misdemeanor that is punishable by up to a year in jail and a $1,000 fine.

How much is your life and the life of your loved ones worth?

(I am in no way encouraging anyone to carry a concealed weapon without a CCW. That would be wrong and illegal.)

[Paladin]

Also, if he did, the cops wouldn't be looking for him. He would have called them.

Where’d you get idea cops looking for the victim? Video says cops got 2 BGs and are looking for the BGs’ driver.

ETA: this article says cops are looking for both the driver and victim.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/armed-shopper-shoots-robbers-fends-172900545.html

[Lockdown.-]

Correct, the initial report I read show'd the authorities were on the look out for the victim.

[Guninator]

Update from AV Livestream. 1,213 issued, 241 pending. He reiterated that he is not going virtual shall issue and instead will remain an achievable good cause.

Wait, 1213 CCW's issued? Weren't there like <100 before this new policy?

[jamohenn]