San Bernardino

[Cool Beans]

Do they also check the neighbors for red-flags of a hostile neighbor who does not wish you well?

For DV, criminal activity, etc., there's a justice system. Sheriffs are part of it, are they not? They receive the calls generated by your neighbors if there is any suspicious activity, do they not? California is an at-will employment state where your employer can fire you if "red flags" become a problem, is it not?

Funny, you can't even take away children from a divorce parent on drugs unless there is concrete evidence, proven in court, and even then it's an uphill battle, but you can remove a fundamental right based on what the neighbor said event though there is no court trail or arrest record to justify it?

Not just neighbors, but what about Red Flags against a hostile HR? I've taken legal action against our HR Director and she was publicly humiliated. She's not a member of my fan club.

[Cinder]

I'll ask at my interview tomorrow and report back.

Thanks, that'd be much appreciated.

Not just neighbors, but what about Red Flags against a hostile HR? I've taken legal action against our HR Director and she was publicly humiliated. She's not a member of my fan club.

l'm not exactly sure but you should be ready and willing to explain your situation because on the application (section 2, question 5) it asks, "Are you now, or have you been, a party to a lawsuit in the last five years? If yes, please explain."

[Cool Beans]

I can and do understand why the county is sending out these letters, but why are they stating that it is for a concealed carry weapon. Doesn't that defeat the purpose? When everyone knows you're concealing a firearm?
Especially when asking your neighbors. I was home when the officer came by and I heard everything (my walls are thin). My neighbor across the street also approached me and asked about my ccw permit.

Again, I understand why they ask, but there's gotta be another way to keep it a bit more discreet. Or maybe I'm in the wrong.

Do you consider yourself to be your employer's property? If not, why do you need a permission slip from your employer to exercise your rights? It's not their decision to make. It's none of their business.

ETA: not criticizing you, we're stuck with these rules for now, I just don't think anybody should think they're acceptable or reasonable.

[Cool Beans]

Thanks, that'd be much appreciated.



l'm not exactly sure but you should be ready and willing to explain your situation because on the application (section 2, question 5) it asks, "Are you now, or have you been, a party to a lawsuit in the last five years? If yes, please explain."

Never made it that far. Two separate events. She got slapped down hard both times and it was made worth my while not to pursue things further. Among other things she's barred from having any interactions with me. I had a good lawyer.

I still intend to discuss it with SBSD when the time comes just in case. I don't know if she'll get the form or if one of her underlings will get it. I don't trust her. To be honest I don't know how she still has a job.

[Nopal]

If the standard state application asks for an explanation of a court action then fine (for now). It is what it is. The application certainly does not require the Sheriff to contact your employer, much less ask for their opinion and inform them about your intent to obtain a permit and all the other things the Sheriff does that aren't outlined in the law.

I understand that we have a process that has problems but the sheriff does hand out permits. I understand and expect that people use it. In fact, as many people as possible should apply and get their permits. However, what is disconcerting is that people are actually OK with the problems and OK with a sheriff that refuses to get rid of those problems.

[ScottyDoesntMow]

Thanks, that'd be much appreciated.

So, as far as I understand, the new rate applies to folks who will be interviewing starting in November. You'll be good at the original fee.

Other than that, the interview went well, I think. The detective didn't seem too thrilled that I carried my old CCP from North Carolina in my wallet, but otherwise I think everything was kosher. Fingers crossed!

[Cinder]

Thanks for the info. I am guessing Detective Logan interviewed you?

[Cokebottle]

What the f.... dammit. Thanks for the heads up. Good thing I didn't go get my last money order yet. I wonder if the new pricing applies to the people who already paid the 20% ($29.20) before the price increase.

Crap.
I got my MO's last week and my interview is at 8am

[Cinder]

If what Scotty said is true, you should still be good to go since you are interviewing way earlier than november.

"So, as far as I understand, the new rate applies to folks who will be interviewing starting in November."
-ScottyDoesntMow

[ScottyDoesntMow]

Yes, Detective Logan. Cokebottle, you'll be good to go.

[Cokebottle]

Yup. It was a little intimidating, but it was strictly business. I think I waited longer for the Livescan than I spent at the counter.

We'll find out in 90 days

[venom12784]

When they take your are the lights still blindingly bright

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[JDFRotten]

Yup. It was a little intimidating, but it was strictly business. I think I waited longer for the Livescan than I spent at the counter.

We'll find out in 90 days

Yeah, Detective Logan is intimidating. I felt the same way. I felt like she wasn't buying the idea that I was a good guy. Maybe the tattoos, shaved head and long goatee had some influence.

[venom12784]

So it wasn't just me that felt that way. No woman has ever made me feel that way.

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[Cinder]

Yeah, Detective Logan is intimidating. I felt the same way. I felt like she wasn't buying the idea that I was a good guy. Maybe the tattoos, shaved head and long goatee had some influence.

Yea, she was that way with me too. But you got to take into account that she doesn't know us and I'm sure she gets fed up having to deal with idiots and scumbags all day long so she's probably not the most welcoming initially. She did sound nice when she called to notify me that I cleared the background check though.