Originally posted by TeeVee
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Almost anybody can buy an AR-15 and carry it hanging from the shoulder in the playground of a public park (or into a restaurant unless the owner of the restaurant has published a policy against that), at least in many states. And in those states that passed laws against that, there is a discussion whether those restrictive law are unconstitutional.
Even more, if someone calls 911 about it, the correct response would be "Are they aiming it at persons? Are they actively threatening persons with it? No? Then we can't do anything. It is their right to carry this rifle and we cannot detain (let alone arrest) somebody, even to ask them their name or ask them if the gun is registered in their name, without reasonable suspicion, and executing a constitutional right doesn't qualify as reasonable suspicion".
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