Congratulations, you met one of the vast majority of police officers that treat citizens with respect and due caution. No doubt he ran you for priors and your permit. Before returning to give you the warning.
All sounds right to me.
Just got pulled over carrying.
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Congratulations, you met one of the vast majority of police officers that treat citizens with respect and due caution. No doubt he ran you for priors and your permit. Before returning to give you the warning.
All sounds right to me.
you should of badged him
ericahls
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I should also note, that I did my part. When he pulled me over I made sure to move my car as far off the road as possible. And when he approached the car my hands were on the steering wheel at the 12 o'clock. I only took them off to comply with his requests.
ericahls
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Funny you mention that, I was thinking of wearing one of those and my SideArm down to DC for that brief moment in time when they were Constitutional carry
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sweet j
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A buddy of mine got pulled over once. When the officer walked up he said ma'am I have a carry permit and I am carrying. She said sir I'm not looking for any excitement so how about you don't pull yours and I don't pull mine. He said sounds good to me. She told him to slow it down and have a nice day. Didn't even as for his license or permit. Things are so much easier in the south.
brownspotz
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- Oct 22, 2013
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in Hazzard county of all places...how are you not in jail and not on the local news??? how come all the schools weren't placed on lockdown? 
HauptsAriba
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Just curious , but you have a MD non res as a VA resident and business owner we would assume? Also curious ( just curious ) why you would chose to disclose your CCW when in MD you are not required to do so. Might be just a good practice, I don't think anyone would disagree. Again, just curious..
I got stopped outside Chesapeake VA last July headed to the OBX.. I told the cop first thing I was carrying. He said "thanks for letting me know" Total non event.
Most Cops don't like surprises. I inform as a courtesy.
Most Cops don't like surprises. I inform as a courtesy.
Tacticalglobe
III %er
Is it required to inform an officer in Maryland that you are carrying?
No. Most people do it as a courtesy to the officer.
The Doc is correct as always.
true that sir
I told him I notice you have a 9 mm officer, my gun is bigger
HOCO now carries .40 Glock's
ericahls
Active Member
I am from md. My bio is a little fake. Keeping NSA working hard.
I gave the officer my carry permit as a courtesy.
ericahls
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I carry 45
- Feb 19, 2013
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North Carolina you are suppose to tell the officer. Need to keep a playbook if you travel.
I go to www.handgunlaw.us and print out the state page for every state I'm gonna be in when traveling.
If I read the NC page correctly, you must inform the officer upon approach or if addressed if you have a permit. You don't even need to be carrying.
strange but that's what I read it as.
I read this stuff when I went to the OBX last July.
If I read the NC page correctly, you must inform the officer upon approach or if addressed if you have a permit. You don't even need to be carrying.
strange but that's what I read it as.
I read this stuff when I went to the OBX last July.
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