what to do when you undress...

[ViperJock]

So hypothetical situation. You are a doctor or therapist of some kind that requires removal of a patient/client's street clothes. The client has a LTCH and is carrying.

Assuming no policy issues with the building where can the patient legally have their gun?

Can it be in the pile of clothes on the other side of the exam room?
Or, does the patient have to find a place to to keep it on their person?

If I were the provider I would prefer the gun be with the pile of clothes, (more out of awkwardness of a naked person holding a gun during an exam than fear of the LTCH bearing patient) but logic does not always enter into legality, so I am curious.

Please feel free to opinionate, but I am interested in the real legal answer too.

 

[buford t justice]

You could always use duct tape

 

[shooter1054]

OC with it hanging around you neck from a gold chain. Channel your "inner gangsta"

 

[fire259]

naked is where oc is better than cc on so many levels

 

[Kirk Freeman]

removal of a patient/client's street clothes

Why are we naked at the dentist . . . again?

 

[Titanium_Frost]

Why are we naked at the dentist . . . again?

Kirk, who is your dentist? And who even brought up dentists??? Weird...

 

[Jack Burton]

Had to have xrays the other month with the keltec in the side pocket. Since the pants were staying in the same room I just dropped the pants and left them there. Made a clunking noise when they hit the floor which got a strange look from the tech.

 

[longbow]

Dr X checking me out for an exam. The gun /holster is on the top of the pile of clothes.

He asks, "I can't tell from this side of the room, is that a glock 17 or 19"?

He had a ruger in his pocket. 380's are easy to hide is all he said.

He then said cough again.... and went back to his exam......

another time at the hospital getting an mri, the lady running the test knew me from church.

I put the gun on the counter and said is that ok, She asked if I was a cop, I said no. She ran the test and asked what type of holster that was. She said she had a keltec 380 because she can keep it hidden.

I think alot of doc's and others at hospitals are packing but you can't tell....

 

[Magnum]

Dr X checking me out for an exam. The gun /holster is on the top of the pile of clothes.

He asks, "I can't tell from this side of the room, is that a glock 17 or 19"?

He had a ruger in his pocket. 380's are easy to hide is all he said.

He then said cough again.... and went back to his exam......

He needs to advertise as a 2A friendly Dr, he'd surely generate some business from the forums :P

 

[Bunnykid68]

Why are we naked at the dentist . . . again?

Deep cleaning...go ahead and have them get those hard to reach places in the gun

 

[Bunnykid68]

So hypothetical situation. You are a doctor or therapist of some kind that requires removal of a patient/client's street clothes. The client has a LTCH and is carrying.

Assuming no policy issues with the building where can the patient legally have their gun?

Can it be in the pile of clothes on the other side of the exam room?
Or, does the patient have to find a place to to keep it on their person?

If I were the provider I would prefer the gun be with the pile of clothes, (more out of awkwardness of a naked person holding a gun during an exam than fear of the LTCH bearing patient) but logic does not always enter into legality, so I am curious.

Please feel free to opinionate, but I am interested in the real legal answer too.

The pile is perfectly legal

 

[1911 mike]

THE CLIENT SHOULD "ALWAYS" HAVE IT UNDER HIS OR HER CONTROL!! "ALWAYS" IF NOT,-IT SHOULD BE LOCKED UP & AND THE PATIENT SHOULD HAVE THE KEY!! NO IF OR ANS......THE PATIENT SHOULD ALWAYS BE RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS OR HER FIREARM...AS THE DOCTOR, YOU POST THE RULES. (C Y A )

 

[x10]

Not hypethetical for me,

One time I rolled my 40 up in my jean leg and didn't leave the room

a couple of times when I know I had to leave the room AND my wife was with me she rolled it up in a coat.

And I have also left it in the jeep

 

[longbow]

He needs to advertise as a 2A friendly Dr, he'd surely generate some business from the forums :P

The problem is he works at a hospital that does not get excited about guns.......

 

[bingley]

So hypothetical situation. You are a doctor or therapist of some kind that requires removal of a patient/client's street clothes. The client has a LTCH and is carrying.

Sometimes my patients wear the gun under their hospital gown, like so:

 

[Taylorz71]

naked is where oc is better than cc on so many levels

I really can't argue with that......

 

[bwframe]

I used to be a lot more concerned about ungunning. Now days I treat it as a drill to make sure my other skills are in tune.

That there gun is a mechanical device like any other. IT CAN FAIL...
What are you gonna do then?

 

[ViperJock]

The problem is he works at a hospital that does not get excited about guns.......

Yeah, Offices may be ok, but most hospitals these days are run by progressives. (read Liberals) Even the for profit hospitals tend to be run by liberals. For some reason they don't mind making big CEO money while lobbying for more affordable healthcare.

Bottom line MOST hospitals have a no firearm policy. And whilst a client may be willing to challenge the policy in a clandestine fashion, the staff at the hospital tend to value the paycheck and not tempt the admin to send them packing for...um...packing (and thus violating a policy.)

 

[ATM]

That there gun is a mechanical device like any other. IT CAN FAIL...
What are you gonna do then?

Survive at any cost so I can post about it later on the internets and get called a hater 'cause it was obviously bad ammo or something I did wrong.

 

[jedi]

Kirk, who is your dentist? And who even brought up dentists??? Weird...

Maybe kirk's dentist looks like this...

Sometimes my patients wear the gun under their hospital gown, like so:

Where is the gun?