Glad it went smoothly for you. Guess it's natural to be a little nervous, especially the first time. I know it was for me.
Several years ago, that was much more common here in NC, checking licenses and registrations. But I haven't seen one in quite a long time.Glad it went good, OP!
Off topic: Police run roadblocks in your state to make sure you've got a driver's license? Seriously?
Glad it went good, OP!
Off topic: Police run roadblocks in your state to make sure you've got a driver's license? Seriously?
Glad it went good, OP!
Off topic: Police run roadblocks in your state to make sure you've got a driver's license? Seriously?
Nah. I won't go to your illegal search and seizure parties eitherWelcome to the south. Come see us in FL and try US 301.
Ah, Waldo! Heard about that speed trap town years ago. Made it through a couple times in April no problems, though I knew about the rep there. Another one where I did get caught years ago was South Bay in Palm Beach County. Speed limit goes from 50 then to 40 then to 30 in about a 100 yards! Used to drive through South Bay 5-6 times a year. Only got me once![/B]
Welcome to the south. Come see us in FL and try US 301. Most of those cities make their budget on tickets. We still have billboards advertising Speed Traps. The most famous, Waldo, had their entire police department disbanded.
Required or not, I agree with informing them in most if not all circumstances...I have no problem telling any LEO that I am licensed and have a loaded firearm in my vehicle. My experience has taught me that many police officers are very pro 2A and because of their experiences on their job can tell a good guy from a bad guy. I don't look or act like a bad guy.
yeah my buddies were coming back from trap shooting on a Sunday morning about 11:00am. There were 6 of them in a Suburban and got pulled over.....since Ohio is a "must inform" state the Leo get 6 drivers licenses and 6 chls stuck out the window.....:smile: He looks at all of it and says " Ok can you guys slow down a little...have a good day!" LMAO....Required or not, I agree with informing them in most if not all circumstances...
So CA is a must inform state? Doesn't make much sense seeing as how guns aren't allowed in CA.Glad you're in a no duty to inform officer state. Had that happened in CA, I would have had to have told them which probably would not lead to anything. I did have a LEO encounter about 4 months ago and informed the officer who thanked me and we went on with other business....
Errr...yeah... aaah... well... there are guns here and there are places even stricter than CA. At least twelve states have a duty to inform.So CA is a must inform state? Doesn't make much sense seeing as how guns aren't allowed in CA.
My state has duty to inform too. But we are actually allowed to own and carry guns. OC, CC or otherwise. I'd put CA up there in the top 5 for strict gun laws. DC, NY, CA, ILErrr...yeah... aaah... well... there are guns here and there are places even stricter than CA. At least twelve states have a duty to inform.