Guns

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766797 发表于 2021-05-12 18:02:36 understand but it's about one's freedom not the load....

","text":"I have no problems if someone carries one in their truck, but I’m pretty sure it goes against the law and/or the trucking company policy. Also, some shippers and receivers will have signs that no guns are allowed. So they’ll probably be breaking some law. Then again, these same guys only care about the law when it suits them.","replyToPid":425462}

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279311 发表于 2021-05-12 18:00:52 I ain’t fighting anyone with a gun or knife. If they want the load, they can take it. That’s what insurance is for. No way will I ever risk my life for a load. I’m very certain your company doesn’t want you to risk your life either. Let them take it. Then call the cops.\n\nHow likely are load thefts, anyway? I’ve been on a few high value loads, and I remember being told to drive out of the shipper nonstop until a certain amount of miles. I don’t remember how many. Maybe 300 miles. Also, certain loads run a higher risk of theft like red meat.

","text":"He's not referring to defending the load you freggin dork.  He's talking about personal self defense.","replyToPid":425460}

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766797 发表于 2021-05-12 18:09:06 Have to respectfully disagree  many fellow drivers getting killed not for the actual load or equipment but simply asked for hand outs or $ and personal belongings...remember Jason? (Jason law proposed ) killed for couple $$...plenty samples every year having nothing to do with loads

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1031233 发表于 2021-05-12 18:06:10 they can't steal what I'm delivering, but we deliver to places all hours of the day and night, even when the business is closed, I worry about myself, not the load or the truck... \nthat was to the reviewer..\n\nand the company I work for  is not going to protect me in that situation...

","text":"I’m fortunate to not feel anxiety when walking at the truck stops or almost anywhere really. Maybe once a year I end up having to park in a place I deem unsafe, and I carry a small folding knife. That’s about it though. To clarify, the knife is for my safety, not the load.","replyToPid":425464}

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766797 发表于 2021-05-12 18:09:06 Have to respectfully disagree  many fellow drivers getting killed not for the actual load or equipment but simply asked for hand outs or $ and personal belongings...remember Jason? (Jason law proposed ) killed for couple $$...plenty samples every year having nothing to do with loads

","text":"I’m sorry for those drivers killed, but rarely do people get killed for no reason at all. There’s usually something that happens like getting in a verbal argument with a panhandler or pushing him out of the way. People need to exercise caution wherever they are because they don’t know people’s state of mind. Carrying a gun in your truck also wouldn’t really help these people, unless they actually carry the gun, which I highly doubt truckers do. ","replyToPid":425467}

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766797 发表于 2021-05-12 18:13:40 my company is me so my policy,  shippers who don't want me to carry have locking safe in my truck (my be 2 in month) and again there is no DOT regulation about the Conceal carry....🗽🗽🇺🇸🇺🇸

","text":"I still think carrying guns on the road are unnecessary and may end up getting you in trouble one way or another. Just imagine getting involved in a gun fire with someone to then be thrown in jail for years because you violated a law in a particular state. You cannot get in that kind of trouble if you don’t carry a gun in your truck.","replyToPid":425471}

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766797 发表于 2021-05-12 18:28:19 me and many do especially former services members,  and again Jason was killed while parked in his truck and refused give money because he have none on him...

","text":"I've had to draw down on aggressive crack heads that wouldn't back away in the past.  Run up on Beaviiis best bring a pistol give you a small chance.","replyToPid":425480}

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766797 发表于 2021-05-12 18:33:48 Truckers kidnapped, tortured, killed execution-style in Florida\n\nMIAMI – Police want to know who kidnapped, tortured and fatally shot two truckers execution-style before dumping their bodies on a South Florida street over the weekend.\nThe Miami Herald reported that a third man survived the ordeal and flagged down a passerby who called police. That man, whose name has not been released, was in critical condition when he was taken to a hospital on Saturday night.\nPolice told the newspaper that masked men kidnapped Osmar Oliva, 50, who owned Oliva Delivery Corp., Johan Gonzalez Quesada, 26, and a third man. They tied their hands and tortured them for hours in the back of a moving-type truck before shooting them in the head and leaving them in a yard in Opa-locka, which is near Miami.\n... I can show you plenty more....

","text":"I was born and raised in miami","replyToPid":425483}

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{"replyTo":"","text":"Primary and secondary with adequate fodder. I’m going to get back home in one piece. ","replyToPid":0}

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766797 发表于 2021-05-12 18:30:51 Trucker’s Cameras Capture His Own Murder, Suspect In Custody\n\nA truck driver is dead, shot to death by a man who was caught on film. Now, the suspect is in custody thanks to the driver’s in-cab cameras.\nAccording to Sheriff’s Office in Shelby County, Tennessee, 30-year-old truck driver Dajuantae Stuart was shot to death in the cab of his truck. His body was found on January 8th on the shoulder of I-269 in Shelby County.\nSCSO Captain Anthony Buckner told reporters for WREG that the investigation wasn’t looking good until detectives discovered that the in-cab cameras had recorded and stored footage of the murder.\n“I don’t know where this case would be if it were not for the video footage,” Buckner told reporters.\nWREG reports that the video footage shows the suspect, 27-year-old James Huddleston, enter the truck while Stuart was in the sleeper. It appears that Huddleston shot Stuart once while he was in the sleeper. He then dragged him onto the floor and shot him a second time. Huddleston then apparently tried to drive the truck away but was unable to.

","text":"I’m sorry for that guy, but what could he have done? Let’s say he left one of his windows open to cool down his cab. He goes to sleep, and then someone silently opens his door and gets into his cab and shoots him. There’s not much he could have done—even if he had a weapon on him.","replyToPid":425481}