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Mr.Bill

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2. Can't argue with that.

Sun Jul 14, 2013, 02:31 AM

Jul 2013

I actually organized one in my apartment complex 30 years ago.

What stands out in my memory is the officer in charge of the meeting said:

1. You do not pursue anyone.
2. You do not arm yourself.

Of course, I live in California, not Florida.

I wonder if there is any national oversight of these organizations, or are they autonomous in every state or locality?

What has this case and verdict done to the integrity of these programs?

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because 98.34% of people know snooper2 Jul 2013 #1

Can't argue with that. Mr.Bill Jul 2013 #2

What exactly is the Jenoch Jul 2013 #3

Well, every police department seems to have one, Mr.Bill Jul 2013 #4

I am not aware of it, Jenoch Jul 2013 #5

Almost ANY community can contact their police department SoCalDem Jul 2013 #17

In our neighborhood every few years the police have a meeting at someone's ... Kablooie Jul 2013 #8

we have one and it just amounts KT2000 Jul 2013 #6

I once reported an unmarked van in our neighborhood. Kablooie Jul 2013 #7

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So basically, Jenoch Jul 2013 #10

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I'm opposed to Jenoch Jul 2013 #12

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Why is that? Jenoch Jul 2013 #14

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I am not in favor of armed, racist asshats. Jenoch Jul 2013 #21

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wow. zappaman Jul 2013 #16

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Cool Story, Dude... MineralMan Jul 2013 #20