Apparently enough people that it's in Walmart's rules to allow it provided the gun is not visible while on their property.

If you are in a carry and conceal state and not allowed to carry a gun in public, do you see how messed up that sounds? Having the permit to carry is kind of the whole point of carrying.

The attacker is lucky he isn't dead right now and he very well could be but Mr. Daniels had the presence of mind to carry responsibly. With all the witnesses and video no way would he go to jail for killing that guy.

Lol @ liberal folks trying to flip it into a racial issue.

This was because he had a gun on him not because he was black, even though that reasoning is just as dumb to tackle the man

That Michael Foster most probably is a gun owner his own damn self.

Quite frankly I feel sorry for black people who live in America. I could not do it myself.

Where is the NRA to defend him???

Of course it was because he had a gun. But being black only heighten this fact.

Race is never not a factor in assessing crime. Not in 2015 anyway. We have a long way to go before people break the association that black = crime.

I'm so glad they put that white person in jail,WHERE HE BELONGS.

If the man TOLD YOU HE HAD A CCW PERMIT,LEAVE HIM ALONE unless you are the police, or a Walmart employee and it goes against store policy.You don't put him in a chokehold

I'm typically more Conservative and I agree with them, tbh. It was in Florida. Tons of people express their right to carry and are never attacked. But here's video of some old dude getting profiled and attacked and then we see multiple people gang up on him WHILE he yells that he has a conceal & carry. The Walmart employee didn't even stop to do his job as security and check the guy's ID until the police came. He was clearly given unfair and unusual treatment.

Smh, Americans

The security has no legal right to check the guys ID.

In fact the only time the police can ask for your ID is when you are driving and that's it. If they stop you walking on the street they have no right to ask for your ID unless they suspect you for a crime. Ask them if they are detaining you and if they are not just politely excuse yourself and tell them you are running late. If they are detaining you then it’s in your best interest to cooperate and not act belligerent.

I encountered this at school on the streets of Ann Arbor when a group of friend and I were walking with open alcohol in cups. The police rolled up on us and we all tossed our drinks but I kept my cup. So the cops came to me and asked what’s in the cup and I said nothing officer and showed him, he asked for my name, I gave it, because they can ask for names. He asked for my ID and I asked if I was being detained and he said no. I told him I had a beer at a party but I finished it at the party and explained we were walking home. He never asked for my ID again. However, everyone else got tickets for littering because they threw their cups to the ground.

Thats not true. Be careful about making blanket statements like this.

But he's obeying the law?

Why is it That every time this guy (Goosey) speaks like this I find him attractive ?

The ID I'm referring to is his C&C permit, not his license. The security guard could ask to see his permit, especially when they're disarming him and calling the police because they suspect him of plotting to use that gun nefariously.

You're right about licenses, though. Sorry; I didn't mean to imply his license when I mentioned his ID.

Sure he could ask to see it and I'm sure he was willing to show the permit to everyone. As for the license confusion no biggie, I think people need to know their rights. I just see so many people acting the fool when they do know their rights and then the police get them.

It's on their Facebook and their Google Plus and it's on the Tea Party sight too.