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>be carrying concealed pistol
>enter Walgreens
>alarm goes off at the scanner device that usually sets off when people are stealing shit
>hear "IC4" paged overhead twice
>employees stare at me
>no one says anything to me or approaches me
>same thing happens when I leave
Anyone else had something like this happen? I didn't have any merchandise on me when I entered that would have had a tag or security device on to activate that alarm.
Would a company like that have a weapons detection system? Guess I should also say I was in a town of 20k in the midwest... not tons of crime here...
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how would you detect weapons?
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>>33372885
Are you retarded?
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does your gun happen to have an RFID chip in it?
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>>33372885
It wouldn't be a metal detector because that shit would go off non stop. It wouldn't be a plastic detector because it would go off non stop realizing its covered in plastic. So, it must be a gunpowder detector. Yes, a small town no one gives a fuck about in a section of the country no one gives a fuck about they implemented a gunpowder detector in their store. They spent all that money instead of giving money to crack head baby mommas to implement a useless expensive machine in a useless part of the world. Unless OP was lying and being a total faggot. My vote is on the latter.
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>>33372885
IC4 means there are 4 people in line and they want someone to run another register to get them out the door.
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>>33372885
You set off their faggot alarm.
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>>33372970
this
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>>33372885
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>>33372961
Some metals will set those things off. I use to have a picket knife that I had to quit carrying because it would set them off.
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RFID enabled and/or magnetic things can set them off, depending on what kind of security they use. The device that cashiers use to remove the security tags are usually just a strong magnet that burns away an RFID tag.
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>>33372970
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>>33373154
>RFID enabled and/or magnetic things can set them off, depending on what kind of security they use. The device that cashiers use to remove the security tags are usually just a strong magnet that burns away an RFID tag.
This guy knows. Depending on the model, RFID tag, or a simple electromagnetic strip will set them off. OP, you didn't happen to have a coil of copper wire or a ferrite bead on you, did you?
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>>33372885
Check your wallet, you've probably got a card that looks like this in it, and time has caused it to regauss.
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>>33373154
The magnetic key I use to unlock items on pegs (Like expensive knives) can set off the alarm where I work.
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>>33372885
When that alarm goes off, they're supposed to come check your privilege.
White males set it off all the time.
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