Exactly!!!!!
Except one time when I was stationed in Norfolk. This guy was a complete ass from the beginning to the end of the process. I've found that this guy was the exception rather than the rule though.
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Exactly!!!!!
Except one time when I was stationed in Norfolk. This guy was a complete ass from the beginning to the end of the process. I've found that this guy was the exception rather than the rule though.
// And just how would you know or assume that I or anyone was about to commit a crime?
My understanding is that the police, when they pull you over, are supposed to advise you of the reason for pulling you over, ID you, and shit or get off the pot with a ticket or warning. If all of that is done and the officer starts asking questions then are they not just fishing? Am I still being "detained" while this line of questioning is going on?
If I ask if I am free to go, am I?
Yea this is what I really wanted to know. I don't give a shit if I get pulled over, I have nothing of concern, but I don't want to get harassed because of my HQL.
FWIW cops here would have better luck fishing for warrants by reading plates rather than pulling over rednecks. I have a friend who is a Midwest cop who can read plates at night oncoming traffic! He types the plate in without looking and catches a lot of BDs this way.
Shit last week two knuckle heads were smoking while pumping gas just two pumps down from a trooper, I asked if that's illegal and he said "ahh well ya know i think it's like ten feet or something" and did nothing. Oh I forgot he's prob going to the gym!
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Yep, there was a story and most of the details in the story were BS. The officer saw his FL CCW and then asked him about any firearms, the officer also asked the wife who gave contradictory information which then lead to a search of the vehicle.
FL doesn't share their CCW database either and to my knowledge, neither does any other state.
Then why didn't you just ask directly instead of all of this around the bush BS?
BIGCHRISS197
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I drive an arrest me red mustang so i can say im well experienced in the art of a traffic stop. Not once have i ever been asked if i have any weapons or anything illegal in my vehicle (which aside from my nitrous bottle i havent lol) nor has my car ever been searched. I try to be as curteous as possible and comply within reason even if im being disrespected and its worked out well for me so far.
Apparently, people are getting pulled over while driving towards Brady ranch and getting their legal arms confiscated. Curious to know if a Leo could tell if you had registered weapons by running a plate, or if you had to tell them you had weapons if you were not pulled over for a weapon violation or warrant
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august1410
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I don't mean to sound coarse or rude, but I am old and impatient. In the 27th post you get to the question you wanted to ask.....why the hell didn't you ask that in the first place instead of going around your ass to get to your elbow and look like a troll fishing for a fight?
PapiBarcelona
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I remember during some of the gun bill testimony I watched this year, a representative from that agency explained the situation. I don't know if the officer "knew" he had a carry permit from his home state, it sounded from what I remember watching more like the guy pulled over either just gave it to him with his drivers license, or had his wallet open and was thumbing through ID cards in plain sight.
boss66tcode
a bit of an Eddie Haskle
I have a carry permit; I have a LEOSA card, my MD registration plates actually have the word "GUNS" on them, my truck has NRA, M1, SASS, IWLA, a Gadsen Flag, and lettering saying A1 Firearms a Sales on it.
I don't get pulled over a lot, but when I have, I have yet to be asked if I have a gun or weapon.
Those who said nobody but Licensing can get carry permit info are incorrect. Though officers can't access the info through their MDTs, almost all police communications centers can get the info on all you registered firearms and permits via computer request in almost real time.
What does that mean? The police can get info on your MD permits and firearms, but it is not a standard practice. I'll bet most of you who have been pulled over were never grilled on weapon possession.
By the way, to the OP, the answer will likely be, "No, You are not free to go. Give my your license and registration please." You were stopped for a traffic issue and can and will be detained until that is resolved.
I don't get pulled over a lot, but when I have, I have yet to be asked if I have a gun or weapon.
Those who said nobody but Licensing can get carry permit info are incorrect. Though officers can't access the info through their MDTs, almost all police communications centers can get the info on all you registered firearms and permits via computer request in almost real time.
What does that mean? The police can get info on your MD permits and firearms, but it is not a standard practice. I'll bet most of you who have been pulled over were never grilled on weapon possession.
By the way, to the OP, the answer will likely be, "No, You are not free to go. Give my your license and registration please." You were stopped for a traffic issue and can and will be detained until that is resolved.
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Got pulled over a couple months ago (MSP)..speeding, had me dead to rights, no issue.. I was hunting that day, just dropped off a deer to the butcher, wearing camo and yes.. he asked if I was carrying weapons, probably saw the muzzleloader case in the back of the SUV (seat was folded down to transport the buck). I answered honestly and he wrote me a ticket. No issues, never asked to see it.
*edit - I have no permits, HQL, etc, and should be in no databases..
*edit - I have no permits, HQL, etc, and should be in no databases..
Got no clue where Brady Ranch is, what it is, or what part of the State of Maryland you are playing in. You keep playing in real general terms, get to the point boy get to the point.
Sorry "Bundy" ranch. Can't type on this damn phone!
Google "Bundy ranch Nevada"
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If you mean by e-mail request to licensing then yes. If you mean that other agencies such as local, county or even state barracks have access to either database, then you are either incorrect or the MSP lied in a sub-committee hearing this year. Since I know Tom Williams from MSP and has yet to tell an untruth to the MDGA, then that leaves.....
According to the good Captain from the MSP, the database is not externally accessible outside of licensing division, period. It is not shared with any other agency (state, local or county), and any requests for information must provide a reason and contact info.
So you are asking about issues in Maryland, based on what is going on 1800 miles away?
Different state, different laws.....
So you are asking about issues in Maryland, based on what is going on 1800 miles away?
Different state, different laws.....
Shit dblas you're crabby.... Wasn't it just a couple years ago we all put or heads in the sand and said they would never ban ARs?
If people are saying the police are taking their legal guns in Nevada, yea I guess im interested. Frosh is prob takin notes
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I'm crabby because I really hate it when people don't come right out and ask their questions based on what they are thinking. You are as bad as a liberal that says guns are bad, without getting into any details as to why they think guns are bad.
You want a straight answer here, then ask a straight question and qualify it with why you are asking the question. Don't beat around the bush and take up everyone's time trying to guess at what you are trying to get answered.
And I don't remember anyone on this board advocating that the State of Maryland would never band ARs, I for one have never had my head in the sand about this state, speak for yourself in that regard.
iH8DemLibz
When All Else Fails.
I had a cop follow me for several miles one evening when I was in my truck. We came up to a two lane stop light and he pulled up next to me. He motioned to me to roll down my window and I thought I was busted for something. He just gave a big smile with a big thumbs up and he told me how much he liked my license plate.
Generally speaking, if your cool with them and show them respect, they'll be cool with you and show you respect.
Generally speaking, if your cool with them and show them respect, they'll be cool with you and show you respect.
Anotherpyr
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http://www.cnn.com/2014/04/10/us/nevada-rancher-rangers-cattle-showdown/
I can see why they might stop a vehicle with out of state plates and ask that question now.
I can see why they might stop a vehicle with out of state plates and ask that question now.
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