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§ 20-187.2. Badges and service side arms of deceased or <br /> retiring members of State, city and county <br /> law-enforcement agencies; weapons of active <br /> members. <br /> <br /> (a) Surviving spp~ uses, or in the event such members die unsurvived by a <br />spouse, surviving children of members of North Carolina State, city and county <br />law-enforcement agencies killed in the line of duty or who are members of such <br />agencies at the time of their deaths, and retiring members of such agencies <br />shall receive upon request and at no cost to them, the badge worn or carried by <br />such deceased or retiring members. The governing body of a law-enforcement <br />agency may, in its discretion, also award to a retiring member or surviving <br />relative as provided herein, upon request, the service side arm of such <br />deceased or retiring members, at a price determined by such governing body, <br />upon securing a permit as required by G.S. 14-402 et seq. or 14-409.1 et seq., <br />or without such permit provided the weapon shall have been rendered <br />incapable of beirig fired. Governing body shall mean for county and local <br />alcohol beverage control officers, the county or local board of alcoholic control; <br />for all other law-enforcement officers with jurisdiction limited to a municipal- <br />ity or town, the city or town council; for all other law-enforcement officers with <br />countywide jurisdiction, the board of county commissioners; for all State <br />law-enforcement officers, the head of the department. <br /> (b) Active members of North Carolina State law-enforcement agencies, upon <br />change of type of weapons, may purchase the weapon worn or carried by such <br />member at a price which shall be the average yield to the State from the sale <br />of similar weaponz during the preceding year. (1971, c. 669; 1973, c. 1424; <br />1975, c. 44; 1977, c. 548; 1979, c. 882; 1987, c. 122.) <br /> <br /> Editor's Note. -- Section 14-409.1, referred <br />to in this section was repealed by Session Laws, <br />1995, c. 487, s. 4. <br /> <br /> <br />