Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunter's Campfire Cop Enforces Bank Rules And Ignores Texas Governor's Mandate.

remember, the same cops that want your support, the ones that blather on about the 'thin blue line', are the same ones that will hassle you for a mask, will watch while blm burns down your business, and stand and observe as antifa blocks your car.

Nothing to see here. Move along.

Apple and oranges.

She was there to withdraw her own money.

Neither are a bank manager's rules.

Deja vu

https://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php/topics/15902618/1

therein lies the rub


some guy said that a long time ago.

it's sometimes still fitting.

Not all banks are private businesses.It depends upon the accountants and the manner in which they register their bank with the FASB ,Financial Accounting Standards Board.Some are private some are public.

Sec. 30.05. CRIMINAL Previous TRESPASS (a) A person commits an offense if the person enters or remains on or in property of another, including residential land, agricultural land, a recreational vehicle park, a building, or an aircraft or other vehicle, without effective consent and the person:

(1) had notice that the entry was forbidden; or

(2) received notice to depart but failed

Those stupid floor decals that are used to treat people like kindergartners that can't find their way to the bathroom bother me as much as the friggin' masks. She was on private property, the rules are the rules. Would they have arrested her if she was black?

I don't see what's so hard to understand about this.

People are interjecting their own agenda into this discussion.

It really is just as simple as that law is written.

All well and good so far, but a bank has a fiduciary responsibility to allow her access to her money. They made no attempt to determine if she had a legitimate reason to not wear a mask. Further, the cop escalated things to the top damn quick. In a civil suit the bank would want no part of the mess they created. I suspect the cop will regret his moves soon.

Her disobedience was far more civil than any Antifa or BLM rally. And they were committing felonies.

I like reading the responses from the sheep here, it gives great insight into what got us to this point. Good little sheep following stupidity right off the cliff....😂

We have a different method here. Most folks know cow distance:

What exactly is the governor's mandate? For example, did the governor say that I can't require you to wear a mask on my premises?

No it isn't apples & oranges. She is in the wrong. She should have followed the Bank rules and worn a mask. Period.

Considering how much you keep saying she is in the right, is she your wife or a family member?

re: the statement I put in bold.

At a time and in a manner the bank determines, or the customer?

I don't think they were denying her access to her money, as much as they were denying her access to the building, at that time and in the manner she was attempting to access it.

You're reading comprehension is stunted.

I've never agreed with the practice of off duty police being able to work side security in private sector while in uniform.
Regular practice around here.

Couldn't agree more. The rules are the rules; how you choose to deal with them is up to you.

So when a store posts a sign that says "no shoes, no shirt, no business" you ignore it, kinda like this woman did? Or when the doctor tells you you need a tetanus shot booster, you ignore it? Or are you just being a keyboard warrior?