Should he get in trouble?

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  • peacefrompaul
    peacefrompaul Posts: 25,293
    Dissidentman wrote:

    That's serious when you get the "buster".

    He was probably afraid of me walking around town with a flak jacket on. I might have made the news.
  • supersonicyears
    supersonicyears Posts: 2,619
    No. Maybe he should have called first but it's too bad it has to be this way now.
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  • mickeyrat
    mickeyrat Posts: 44,814
    Caveeze wrote:
    This happened right down the street from me:
    http://www.freep.com/article/20130305/N ... CFRONTPAGE

    basically, airman at the local air force base walks into his old high school wearing his uniform (camo, flak jacket, holster with no gun in it) looking for a recommendation of some sort. Just his appearance causes a chain of events that shuts down the school and causes the cops to look for him..

    should the airman be punished?
    My brother was fire chief at selfridge a few years ago. In fact I'll be delivering tonight at waterside mall at 4 am.

    If dude was seeking a recommendation to be a paperweight then he shouldnt get in trouble and he should get the recommendation.
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  • RKCNDY
    RKCNDY Posts: 31,013
    Dissidentman wrote:


    Hey, you wear those State Police boots all the time, and no one seems to make a scene...

    :nono:
    I don't wear them all the time! and when was the last time you saw a cop wearing a PJ shirt?
    peacefrompaul wrote:
    :lol:

    No

    We had so many Air Force, Navy, Army, and Marine recruiters in our high school on any given day you'd swear we were under martial law.

    Oh and all the ROTC kids and the officers walking around the college alarm me so much. :roll:

    those people are 'working' so they wear their camo/uniform.

    I did look up the regulations regarding wearing military camo in public, rules are governed by the base they are stationed at, but in general unless they are on duty/working, wearing camo in public is a no-no...but not like anybody is gonna enforce the rule.
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  • DewieCox
    DewieCox Posts: 11,432
    Yeah, he had to know he was gonna cause a scene. Camo alone without the holster and flak jacket, no big deal. He should be punished for being a dipshit, if nothing else. I'm sure my facebook wall is gonna be spammed with articles about this.
  • supersonicyears
    supersonicyears Posts: 2,619
    I've seen plenty of soldiers wearing their fatigues in public. Restaurants, stores etc.. I don't see anything wrong with that...
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  • Mamasan23
    Mamasan23 Posts: 16,390
    BinauralJam wrote:
    No, not his fault fear rules the day

    Best answer here imo.
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  • peacefrompaul
    peacefrompaul Posts: 25,293
    DewieCox wrote:
    Yeah, he had to know he was gonna cause a scene. Camo alone without the holster and flak jacket, no big deal. He should be punished for being a dipshit, if nothing else. I'm sure my facebook wall is gonna be spammed with articles about this.

    Yeah! Fucking holster and flak jacket. What the fuck? :fp: :lol:
  • dimitrispearljam
    dimitrispearljam Posts: 139,725
    oh boy
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  • Thorns2010
    Thorns2010 Posts: 2,201
    Dude is nuts for showing up at 6am without an appointment, and the article even states the only person he talked to was a janitor and then a school councilor in the parking lot.

    How it went from that, to shutting the school down.....I think the school district is the stupid one here, no kids were even present.
  • MaxGoldenrod
    MaxGoldenrod Posts: 1,341
    Thorns2010 wrote:
    Dude is nuts for showing up at 6am without an appointment, and the article even states the only person he talked to was a janitor and then a school councilor in the parking lot.

    How it went from that, to shutting the school down.....I think the school district is the stupid one here, no kids were even present.
    That's what I was just thinking.

    Flak jacket... protection, like others have stated.

    6am? Kinda stupid. No one I know who has worked in a school has been at work before 7am.

    Maybe he wore the flak jacket for protection from the midnight janitor. They can be a little scary.
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  • Dissidentman
    Dissidentman Posts: 15,378
    MaxGoldenrod wrote:
    Thorns2010 wrote:
    Dude is nuts for showing up at 6am without an appointment, and the article even states the only person he talked to was a janitor and then a school councilor in the parking lot.

    How it went from that, to shutting the school down.....I think the school district is the stupid one here, no kids were even present.
    That's what I was just thinking.

    Flak jacket... protection, like others have stated.

    6am? Kinda stupid. No one I know who has worked in a school has been at work before 7am.

    Maybe he wore the flak jacket for protection from the midnight janitor. They can be a little scary.


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  • Get_Right
    Get_Right Posts: 14,168
    For being stupid yes.
    But nothing official.

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