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It was aggravated because the actor committing the crime was armed, same standard as other crimes. From findlaw.com: An "arrest" occurs when a person has been taken into police custody and is no longer free to leave or move about. That's why those videos about talking to the police recommended...

It's not that the question itself is unreasonable; if I were a cop, stopping someone on a deserted road, maybe I'd want to know if they had a gun. But what I want doesn't trump the Bill of Rights. My insecurity doesn't trump the Bill of Rights. If I'm insecure, I'll get my wife to give me a hug...

No, the two party system, which we don't even officially have but may as well because they've locked everyone else out, is a huge problem. It's gotten us to where we are--where there's nobody God to vote for and you feel compelled to vote for one jackball just because the other guy's a little...

For a long time, Nebraska was an open carry state. Then there were some problems with gangs, so the City of Omaha instituted a carry permit. You still couldn't carry concealed, but now needed a permit inside the city limits to open carry. ...and then it gets weird... Omaha actually started...

Or, gee, maybe he was just wearing it on the proper side. Think of that? He's not required to, as has been covered. And aren't cops trained to assume everyone is armed anyway? An important step for everyone, considering how out-of-control cops are now. Again, not required to, legally...

I can't figure you out. Sometimes you seem to have a libertarian steak in you, but other times you're more of a statist. Are there two of you posting under one name?

I'm trying to think of an appropriate reply that wouldn't get me banned... ... ... ... ... ... Nope, every appropriate one would get me banned.