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Originally Posted by PilotMan
IDK, I mean, I know that neighborhood watch where there isn't an HOA is still volunteer and along the same lines of just look out for each other, and make the call. Clearly if you are an individual who carries and performs this task then it's all on you, right? Or am I off base here?
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I guess in that instance that possibly their homeowner's insurance policy would cover any damages from a civil lawsuit. There are also insurance policies to specifically cover concealed carry. But also aren't neighborhood watches instructed to just be observers and report any suspicious activities to authorities and not get involved? That right there goes a long way to limiting liability.
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Last edited by cartman : 07-14-2013 at 06:09 PM.
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