Philly CCW holder takes on two muggers

[Zundfolge]

Police didn't release the names of the suspects, who are juveniles, or the name of the PGW employee, who had a permit for his weapon.

PGW spokesman Doug Oliver said company policy prohibits employees from having "unauthorized weapons" at any PGW work area.

Sounds to me like his weapon WAS "authorized" by the state of Pennsylvania.

 

[Mongo the Mutterer]

PA is an "Employ-at-will" state-------good luck taking termination to court..............

So is MO. Check the FEDERAL employment laws.

 

[m0ntels]

I'm in PA, too, and my company's policy states "Employess may not possess illegal and/or unauthorized weapons while on company property."

I started a new job a few weeks ago and was going through the new manual to see if they mentioned weapons at all. The closest thing that was mentioned was that all employees are responsible for the safety of each other, and of the building itself. I read it out loud while my brother was in the room and I told him there it was in writing...work wants me to carry!

He tried to say that wasnt what they meant by that, but my counterpoint was that only what was written is what counted. Now to find a nice business casual style holster...

Randy

 

[NineseveN]

Glad he survived, hope he doesn't get the screws too bad at work...I'd hire a lawyer anyway, can't hurt.