830.1(c) What does it cover?

[thefiveoh]

if you have been through a full time police academy and can transfer into patrol with no training you have carry rights. if you have only been to a core academy and have to do an academy to transfer to the streets, you can not carry.

correctional officers have only on duty peace officer powers, you must have full time powers to have carry rights.

[Notorious]

if you have been through a full time police academy and can transfer into patrol with no training you have carry rights. if you have only been to a core academy and have to do an academy to transfer to the streets, you can not carry.

correctional officers have only on duty peace officer powers, you must have full time powers to have carry rights.

The 24 hour peace officer requirement is for state, not LEOSA.

[Sacmedic]

Fiveoh,

With all due respect, the above statement regarding off duty carry isn't quite accurate in the setting of LEOSA. Once you are appointed a peace officer, whether 830.1-830.xx, you are a peace officer. Your authority, for those outside of 830.1 and 830.2, typically ends at EOW, but your status as a peace officer does not. I don't have the case law with me at the moment, but I believe this came from a CA appellate court. Once you have peace officer status, you do not need a LTC, with some very narrow exceptions. An example is Probation Officers. While not all of them carry, those that do can carry off duty under LEOSA, whether they have completed a full academy or the PO CORE academy.