Guns in NYC

NYC,

I am a cop in south florida and after 7 years I am resigning to attend graduate school at John Jay, subsequently Law School. Is it tru that I cannot have my own guns (2) in my own house within the City? And if it is true, where can I get a permit to have them? What if I am an out of state sworn reserve officer with compliance of the new federal law pertaining to law enforcement officers. I do not want to be another stat. in your compstat.

Jeesus, is there any forum that doesn't have posts by Hialeah cops??? Its true all roads lead to Hialeah, tu sabe?

What if I am an out of state sworn reserve officer with compliance of the new federal law pertaining to law enforcement officers.

well, then, i guess you are in compliance then!

NYC only criminals and police can have guns.

The constitutional right to bear arms is not followed there.

If you are resigning with only 7 years, I do not believe you comply, under LEOSA. You would be required to get a NYC Pistol Permit, which would be limited to premise and target/hunting. You would not be able to get a concealed carry permit, based on your prior service. I think the cutoff is 10 years. If you reside outside the 5 boro's of NYC you chances are far better, as other jurisdictions are more prone to issue carry permits.

A CCW issued in NYS, outside of NYC is good in the entire state, just not NYC. the NYC permit is good everywhere, they just don't give out full carry's without cause.

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What if I am an out of state sworn reserve officer with compliance of the new federal law pertaining to law enforcement officers.

well, then, i guess you are in compliance then![/quote:8922gr28]


A qualified (active) LEO is an employee of a governmental agency who meets six criterion:

He/she is authorized by law to engage in or supervise the prevention, detection, investigation, or prosecution of, or the incarceration of any person for, any violation of law, and has statutory powers of arrest;
He/she is authorized by the agency to carry a firearm;
He/she is not the subject of any disciplinary action by the agency;
He/she meets the standards, if any, established by the agency which requires the employee to regularly qualify in the use of a firearm;
He/she is not under the influence of alcohol or another intoxicating or hallucinatory drug or substance; and
He/she is not prohibited by Federal law from receiving a firearm.

I'm not sure if your Reserve status will qualify you. I can tell U from experience you'd better check out the law from a more reliable source than this web-site. The NYPD will lock U up if U are in violation
They're not being humps, it's just that the gun laws in NY are so strict that even the good guys get jammed up. Good luck.

If you have your police id and are sworn you can carry your gun.

Dude you can carry your firearm in all 50 states and in every city in the United States.
Just look at the new laws that came out. GW Bush made it possible for all full time and retired LEOs to carry anywhere in the USA. And you can even fly armed if you so wish all you have to do is have your department send a teletype to the TSA and you take a letter from your chief authorizing you to fly armed.

Gun control is the endgame for your beloved "leader" in Washington DC. Castrate the population so they rollover like little bizitches for anything your socialist/communist "leader" decides to do with you.

Gun control is the endgame for your beloved "leader" in Washington DC. Castrate the population so they rollover like little bizitches for anything your socialist/communist "leader" decides to do with you.

I can only guess you mean the same guy who claims to have used cocaine and marijuana throughout his college years, and the same guy who married a racist.
If I'm right, he's gotta be the same guy that used hand sanitizer after shaking hands with George Bush jr. He's also the same guy that is only half of what he claims to be, and has lost ratings enormously within the last several months.
ACORN can only help with an election, not the popularity throughout your term. I guess the media attempts to pick up where ACORN left off.
Thousands of illegal voters in each State voted thanks to ACORN. Some were found, but most weren't. I have personally witnessed it. Your remarks will have my facts.

Dude you can carry your firearm in all 50 states and in every city in the United States.
Just look at the new laws that came out. GW Bush made it possible for all full time and retired LEOs to carry anywhere in the USA. And you can even fly armed if you so wish all you have to do is have your department send a teletype to the TSA and you take a letter from your chief authorizing you to fly armed.



Dude, are you serious?

I'd like to know WHO is going to any MOS a letter authorizing flying with a gun onboard the plane?

Try NO ONE!

I don't believe anyone can carry a firearm on a plane unless they are an on duty cop following up on an investigation where time is of the essence. Even then, it's at the discretion of the pilot.

It would be nice though if our Government would accept a certain number of Officers from every agency in an air Marshall school. Discount the price, or just let 'em fly for free and you'll have security on every single flight.

Dude you can carry your firearm in all 50 states and in every city in the United States.
Just look at the new laws that came out. GW Bush made it possible for all full time and retired LEOs to carry anywhere in the USA. And you can even fly armed if you so wish all you have to do is have your department send a teletype to the TSA and you take a letter from your chief authorizing you to fly armed.

Letters from your chief don't fly anymore!

http://www.wnyc.org/articles/wnyc-news/2010/jun/28/citys-tough-handgun-laws-could-be-challenged-by-supreme-court-ruling-on-chicago/

The Supreme Court has ruled that cities and states cannot violate the Second Amendment right to bear arms when they enact gun control laws. By a 5-4 vote, the Court held that Americans have the right to own a gun for self-defense anywhere they live, and it asked the lower court to decide whether Chicago's 28-year-old ban on handguns is constitutional.

http://www.wnyc.org/articles/wnyc-news/2010/jun/28/citys-tough-handgun-laws-could-be-challenged-by-supreme-court-ruling-on-chicago/

The Supreme Court has ruled that cities and states cannot violate the Second Amendment right to bear arms when they enact gun control laws. By a 5-4 vote, the Court held that Americans have the right to own a gun for self-defense anywhere they live, and it asked the lower court to decide whether Chicago's 28-year-old ban on handguns is constitutional.

http://www.wnyc.org/articles/wnyc-news/2010/jun/28/citys-tough-handgun-laws-could-be-challenged-by-supreme-court-ruling-on-chicago/