Holcomb's lackey Doug Carter speaking against Constitutional Carry live

[Dentoro]

Everyone on here needs to take 2 minutes to call his office. 317-232-4567

 

[Dingleberry]

The videos down now or am I not clicking right?

 

[Dingleberry]

Contact Governor Holcomb here

 

[Kirk Freeman]

The question remains: what is the proper punishment for ISP for Carter throwing his toddler fit, in uniform no less?

We MUST yank on the money leash and slash ISP's budget, but how best to do so?

 

[flatlander]

Now the IMPD mouthpiece is parroting the same tired crap as Carter.

 

[Frank_N_Stein]

Now the IMPD mouthpiece is parroting the same tired crap as Carter.

He may be one of my bosses, but he doesn't speak for me.

 

[DadSmith]

I would think constitutional carry would be much easier for law enforcement. If a person has a gun and is not a proper person, simply arrest them. If they have a gun and are a proper person leave them alone.

 

[KellyinAvon]

Now the IMPD mouthpiece is parroting the same tired crap as Carter.

This was my rebuttal

2022 Legislative Session Thread

So, it appears that the Governor still hasn't grown a pair. It's looking more and more like a late Friday afternoon dump. I guess he could just wait until Tuesday and keep his mouth shut. I still don't think he has the balls to veto the thing. If there’s any good news, no other bills that...

www.indianagunowners.com

 

[JEBland]

He may be one of my bosses, but he doesn't speak for me.

It would've been nice if we had individuals come and say that in the committee hearings.

 

[Frank_N_Stein]

It would've been nice if we had individuals come and say that in the committee hearings.

Did you go to the hearings?

 

[JEBland]

Did you go to the hearings?

I did go to the Senate committee hearing, but to be fair to you I also didn't have any potential blowback from supervisors/bosses from my position or statements.

 

[flatlander]

This was my rebuttal

2022 Legislative Session Thread

So, it appears that the Governor still hasn't grown a pair. It's looking more and more like a late Friday afternoon dump. I guess he could just wait until Tuesday and keep his mouth shut. I still don't think he has the balls to veto the thing. If there’s any good news, no other bills that...

www.indianagunowners.com

I understand they don't speak for line officers.

He basically said the same thing that Carter tried to say from his bully pulpit.
Thugs are going to carry illegally no matter what. This only allows CITIZENS to practice their God given rights. It's all about control.
**** both of them.

 

[Frank_N_Stein]

I did go to the Senate committee hearing, but to be fair to you I also didn't have any potential blowback from supervisors/bosses from my position or statements.

I'm not worried about blowback. I couldn't make it to the hearings.

 

[Jaybird1980]

I'm not worried about blowback. I couldn't make it to the hearings.

Who do you think is providing the IMPD talking head with his talking points? Holcomb, Hog or Both?

 

[Frank_N_Stein]

Who do you think is providing the IMPD talking head with his talking points? Holcomb, Hog or Both?

Who knows. Admin always have a groupthink attitude and are afraid to give a differing opinion for fear of losing their cushy positions.

 

[minuteman32]

I would bet that Carter violated at least some ISP SOPs by testifying in uniform. Perhaps he should be held accountable for that.

 

[Frank_N_Stein]

I would bet that Carter violated at least some ISP SOPs by testifying in uniform. Perhaps he should be held accountable for that.

Not if his boss gave him permission.

 

[Bill of Rights]

Not if his boss gave him permission.

Or orders to do so. Same thing, really, in this context.

Wonder if he’ll be out of that job with the next (hopefully Constitutionalist!) governor?

 

[thunderchicken]

I would think constitutional carry would be much easier for law enforcement. If a person has a gun and is not a proper person, simply arrest them. If they have a gun and are a proper person leave them alone.

I could be wrong as I am basing my response on info I had 20yrs ago and there have been changes to the criminal code etc. However, I don't think an individual carrying a gun is sufficient for police to investigate or even ask you if you are a proper person/legal to carry.

I've heard several officers express concern that it will embolden criminals to carry. But my opinion is if a criminal/felon has taken steps to acquire a gun they don't care if they are legal to carry it or not and are already doing so.
Likewise, I have heard several officers agree we shouldn't have ever had to pay and jump through hoops to exercise a constitutionally protected right.
I fail to see how this makes it harder for police to go after criminals or to take illegal guns off the streets

 

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ISP Superintendent Doug Carter Issues Statement on the Enactment of HEA 1296

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ISP Superintendent Doug Carter Issues Statement on the Enactment of HEA 1296​

Indiana State Police sent this bulletin at 03/21/2022 06:30 PM EDT

Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page.​ INDIANA STATE POLICE Indiana Government Center North 100 N Senate Ave Indianapolis, IN 46204 www.in.gov/isp FOR RELEASE: Upon Receipt​ Captain Ron Galaviz Chief Public Information Officer 317.232.0064 rgalaviz@isp.in.gov March 21, 2022 ​ ISP Superintendent Doug Carter Issues Statement on the Enactment of HEA 1296​ Following today's signing of HEA 1296 by Governor Holcomb, Indiana State Police Superintendent Doug Carter has issued the following statement.​ “As Superintendent of the Indiana State Police, I have pledged my continued commitment to Governor Holcomb to work toward solutions enacting HEA 1296. I, like Governor Holcomb, feel enormous responsibility for front-line law enforcement officers. I will work with law enforcement leaders across our state to make necessary changes to firearms enforcement as well as identifying the best way to identify individuals who are not allowed to carry a firearm as defined by Indiana statute.” “We will continue to encourage citizens to apply for, and maintain, a firearms permit. A permit will assist law enforcement officers and will also allow a permit holder reciprocity with other states.”