Traffic stop - trooper asked about guns

[musclecarr]

Me being a 40ish male, I would've left both hands on the steering wheel and said yes I have a gun,then wait for him too ask to see it. If I would've just reached for it, the officer would've probably drawed his weapon. That's my expirences with any police officer.

 

[bigus_D]

This ruling came down a few days ago: Indiana Appeals Court: Concealed Carry Not A License To Be Searched

At the bottom of the news article is a link to the actual decision. Good reading.

Repped for the great link!

 

[Griffeycom]

FYI..Just talked to one of our local deputies while he was working out at the firehouse..Law enforcement in Indiana DOES NOT have the capability of telling whether we have a LTCH period.

Not 100% accurate. Certain counties have the licenses issued within THEIR COUNTY listed when they run a person from their county. Vanderburg County/Evansville City police are an example. I rode with an officer from both departments down there and anytime they ran someones name from that county it would show up if they had a LTCH or not.

 

[EvilBlackGun]

You ever hocked anything to a PawnShop?

They can find proper serial-numbers and owners quick-as-a-flash, because their jobs depend upon it; LEO lives are not worth LESS, and they prob. don't run ALL the numbers they CAN due to time constraints. But if you act like Shifty Shylock, they Can & DO. I am doubting veracity of your opinion.

Gun's are different when it comes to being stole, you know it, I know it, everyone know's it.

Gun's S/N's when registerd are also put into the system, computer's and other item's are not.

If the liscence plate comes back to another car or stolen a good cop will aslo run the vin........ even if it comes back clean but something does not feel right a cop will often run the vin. Say the guy stole a plate from a car just like his or swaped them. It does not come back stolen, the cop run's the vin and it comes back stolen. Beleive me, I have seen it happen.


Unlike many I don't like to cause problem's or give them and grief and in the end I end up ahead.


Your argument would be a very good one IF the item's you had listed are registerd in a system that cop's have access to .

 

[eldirector]

Holey necro-post Batman!

 

[jsharmon7]

Thread resurrection winner!

 

[KG1]

Zombie alert!!

 

[Roadie]

Thread resurrection winner!

Nah, there was one a couple weeks ago that resurrected a thread over 2 years old, lol

 

[jsharmon7]

Nah, there was one a couple weeks ago that resurrected a thread over 2 years old, lol

I miss so much around here, it just moves too quickly for me.

 

[U.S. Patriot]

I see another cop bashing thread in the making, no pun intended toward the OP.

 

[ThrottleJockey]

I see another cop bashing thread in the making, no pun intended toward the OP.

It would be a lot easier if they would just disarm and line up single file for us!

 

[Hotdoger]

I see another cop bashing thread in the making, no pun intended toward the OP.

Anything like a fireman that starts fires?

 

[88GT]

would you hand them all over to the cop?

I don't think that it's right for the cop to ask for any of them, but I don't think I'd give him all of them, either.

This makes me chuckle because I usually carry two, one on the bod and one in the purse. Nobody ever thinks to ask if there are any more.