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Wigwag,
Thank you for your response, but I still have a few questions. I respect your answer and wanted to go into the oc issue a little more. I'm a little confused about your statement. You acknowledged that oc is perfectly legal, but you also recommended that it should not be done because officers could draw their weapons on you. I'm not a lawyer and I understand that you are giving me your experience with the subject, but what would your reasonable suspicion be in order to stop someone for OCing? As I understand, an officer would need to witness you in the act of something suspicious or illegal to stop you. As stated before oc is legal, so they would be legally going about their business. Again I'm not looking to start any arguments or undermine your answer, but I'm still somewhat confused. My over all goal is to make oc comfortable for both law enforcement and civilians alike.
Thank you again
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