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Personal Defense Weapons
RDTroja:
--- Quote from: alphadude on Jun 12, 2007, 09:43 ---so you got that "allowed" in writing Roger or is this tribal knowledge...
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It is allowed because it is not 'disallowed' until you enter the Security building. That is where the first sign is. And, it has been the practice here since they opened.
alphadude:
tribal knowledge.. ask for the formal policy.. other FP&L sites mention no guns or booze allowed on company property...
the parking lot may not be company property or may fall under a public domain caveat. (winn-dixie parking lot or wal-mart example)
So I would assume that booze is also allowed in the parking lot at TP?
Already Gone:
This is information that I learned, quite to my surprise, during the site-specific portion of my PAT.
RDTroja:
--- Quote from: alphadude on Jun 12, 2007, 01:06 ---tribal knowledge.. ask for the formal policy.. other FP&L sites mention no guns or booze allowed on company property...
the parking lot may not be company property or may fall under a public domain caveat. (winn-dixie parking lot or wal-mart example)
So I would assume that booze is also allowed in the parking lot at TP?
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It is not tribal knowledge. It is the policy. As Troy pointed out, it is what they teach. The signs say so. Yes, they allow alcohol in the cars, too, don't drink it on the company property (you have to follow state laws about open containers, of course.) Contriband stops at the Security building. This is not other FPL sites, it is Turkey Point. If you chose not to believe me, I can't do anything about that, but those are the facts.
stownsend:
1983 Oyster Creek a Junior from down south was there with his 22 hanging in his truck window. Security waited until he went off the property at lunch, pulled him over and held him for the local cops. He was arrested,then fired. Not only did he lose his job but had to return to NJ for court.
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