I don't have any problems with the LEOSA, but I wonder whether it's worth the effort. On the face of it, it sounds like a way to put more trained, qualified law enforcers on the street. The problem is that cops rarely just happen upon a situation that requires their intervention, armed or otherwise. Outside of routine traffic stops, they usually respond to information that's relayed from a victim or witness, to a dispatcher, and then to their radio. When cops do happen across crimes in progress, it's usually in intensely patrolled high crime areas, not exactly the type of place where a vacationing or retired cop is apt to find himself.