New Jersey S803 removes the requirement for certain special law enforcement officers to turn in their firearms at the end of their shift.
New Jersey S803 removes the requirement that Class Two and Class Three special law enforcement officers turn in their firearms at the end of their shift. These officers are authorized to carry firearms while on duty and are subject to specific conditions for off-duty firearm carry. The bill maintains the existing statutory law concerning these officers' right to carry a weapon, with Class Two officers generally prohibited from carrying off duty and Class Three retired police officers having the right to carry a weapon while off duty if approved by the State Police.
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