Snowflake student and professor @Loyola University NOLA calls the cops on a cop

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Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office Sergeant Josh Collins is attending college at Loyola University New Orleans. He normally goes to class in civilian clothes. However, he did not have time to change out of his uniform and he still had his sidearm.
When he showed up in class in his uniform and sidearm, the snowflakes at Loyola got scared. One student complained to the professor about the armed police officer. The professor then called the police. That’s right, they called the police, who presumably wear uniforms and carry sidearms, because they were afraid of an armed police officer wearing his uniform and carrying his sidearm.

The police officer who answered the phone told the professor that Collins was well within his rights to both wear his uniform and his sidearm. The police never came to the classroom.

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“Loyola University New Orleans unequivocally supports police officers and the courageous women and men of our nation’s armed forces. These men and women protect us all, and they protect our Constitutional rights. We are without question grateful for their service. And we are proud to have them on our campus.” the statement began.
Then here’s what Loyola said happened, “A student in the class saw another student with a firearm, and during a class break said something to the professor. The professor contacted campus security to clarify university policy. Campus security directed the professor to confirm that the student with the firearm works in law enforcement. The professor confirmed that the student worked in law enforcement and the class resumed at the end of the break.”
Loyola describes the “misunderstanding” as the result of the officer in question wearing his SWAT fatigues instead of traditional police uniform. But even if he was wearing his fatigues, they will have patches showing that he is a part of a law enforcement agency.

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