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LEAA Supports Right To Carry (RTC) The Law Enforcement Alliance of America (LEAA) has supported right to carry efforts across the country for over a decade. LEAA leaders and law enforcement officer members have testified in state capitols in favor of common sense measures that trust citizens with the right to self-defense. Our member officers know that bad guys carry guns regardless of the law and right to carry laws serve only to offer law-abiding citizens an improved opportunity for self-defense. In this section you will find press releases from previous efforts on behalf of right to carry as well as LEAA’s “Right to Carry Palm Card,” which contains a collection of quotes from law enforcement leaders who have learned that right to carry is a part of common sense public safety. Be sure to read some of LEAA's most recent press releases in the fight to protect RTC! |
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LEAA Chief Operating Officer Ted Deeds, along with Victims’ Rights Advocate Christine Long and a local Ohio law enforcement Chief are photographed in the Ohio State Capitol Building after testifying in favor of Right to Carry. |
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LEAA Life Member and nationally recognized law enforcement training expert Ed Nowicki testifying on Right to Carry issues before a legislative committee. LEAA frequently provides a voice to veteran law enforcement officers and experts who dispel the myth that Right to Carry represents a danger to public safety. |
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LEAA Director Kenn Blanchard addressed a huge crown of supporters on the steps of the capitol in Madison, Wisconsin, supporting a Right to Carry measure introduced by state Senator and LEAA Life Member David Zein (R-23). |
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LEAA Director Kenn Blanchard (center) met with local law enforcement chiefs to generate support for right to carry |
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(left to right) LEAA Executive Director Jim Fotis and LEAA Life Member Michael Marks appear with noted crime statistic expert John Lott to testify before Maryland legislators in support of the ongoing fight for Right to Carry in that state. |
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LEAA’s palm cards provide clear and convincing quotes from law enforcement officials who have changed their minds to supporting Right to Carry after seeing the laws work in their own states. |
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