National Carry AcademyKansas LEOSA Information
January 10, 2016
LEOSA Retired Officer CCW Information
Kansas’ Attorney General Opinion Regarding LEOSA
21-6302
• Law enforcement officers who are not on-duty are still able to carry concealed firearms on any establishment allowing carrying of firearms provided that they comply to the following conditions:
0 They adhere to the policies implemented by the agency they belong to
0 They have the valid license and identification documents required by the agency and present it to the authority when asked to do so.
• Law enforcers from other states and retired officers who qualify for the three criteria required by the federal law (18 U.S.C. §§ 926B and 926C) are allowed to carry concealed guns in any buildings that allow carrying of concealed firearms. Such officers and retired officers should present the identification documents when asked by the authority.
• Officers and retired officers who possess valid licenses to carry concealed guns under the personal and family protection act will adhere to conditions of that act, but for the first two groups, they should follow the laws on what places they are allowed to carry their handguns.
Kansas LEOSA Information
January 10, 2016
LEOSA Retired Officer CCW Information
Kansas’ Attorney General Opinion Regarding LEOSA
21-6302
• Law enforcement officers who are not on-duty are still able to carry concealed firearms on any establishment allowing carrying of firearms provided that they comply to the following conditions:
0 They adhere to the policies implemented by the agency they belong to
0 They have the valid license and identification documents required by the agency and present it to the authority when asked to do so.
• Law enforcers from other states and retired officers who qualify for the three criteria required by the federal law (18 U.S.C. §§ 926B and 926C) are allowed to carry concealed guns in any buildings that allow carrying of concealed firearms. Such officers and retired officers should present the identification documents when asked by the authority.
• Officers and retired officers who possess valid licenses to carry concealed guns under the personal and family protection act will adhere to conditions of that act, but for the first two groups, they should follow the laws on what places they are allowed to carry their handguns.