Second Police Encounter While Armed:

[yncrogers]

PA. has very good firearms laws. The best in the Mid Atlantic states.


North Woodmere - we grew up within a couple of miles of each other and went to the same schools

Are you kidding - PA is terrible - you have to spell your name right and everything to get a permit in PA!

[GTS197]

Is the Driver License - CCH tie true all over or just your area? I'm NY State

Also, is the Plate number also tied to the P. Permit? Guess it couldn't be, that Plate would only show who the car is registered to. So, when the Officer initially approaches you in your car, he/she must be unaware of your CCH at that point. That correct?

I can't testify to the other states. Ours are together because DPS is the issuing agency for both the DL and the CCH, which makes it convenient.

No, there is no tie between the LP and the CCH.

[KingAubrey]

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Sounds like he was a tool. Must have been a Trooper...

He definitely was a tool, but actually he was a Deputy Sherrif. He was the personification of the stereotypical small town, big bellied, tight belted, red necked Buford T. Justice wannabee....in fact he kinda even looked like a dissipated Jackie Gleason! And I'm from deep south Louisiana so I recognize the breed....lol

[GTS197]

[QUOTE=KingAubrey;380479]

He definitely was a tool, but actually he was a Deputy Sherrif. He was the personification of the stereotypical small town, big bellied, tight belted, red necked Buford T. Justice wannabee....in fact he kinda even looked like a dissipated Jackie Gleason! And I'm from deep south Louisiana so I recognize the breed....lol

What county was it? Need to know so I can avoid it....

[KingAubrey]

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What county was it? Need to know so I can avoid it....

I-45 just South of Dallas at Corsicana. Remember, this was "back in the day", mid 70's when it was a notorious speed trap. I gotta feeling that ole boy ain't been 10-8 in a long time......lol

[Lawman67]

Is the Driver License - CCH tie true all over or just your area? I'm NY State

Also, is the Plate number also tied to the P. Permit? Guess it couldn't be, that Plate would only show who the car is registered to. So, when the Officer initially approaches you in your car, he/she must be unaware of your CCH at that point. That correct?

I am sure this is helpful in identifying criminals,driving stolen vehicles, with fake drivers licenses, and illegal firearms. This just creates an opportunity to once more make life miserable for those who have no criminal intent .

[Cruiser RN]

In the land near the "Kingdom of NYC" many police are very jumpy when making a traffic stop.It is probable they disarm many people carrying illegally because carry licenses are rarely issued.In the "Kingdom" my NY State Carry license is invalid and you must be rich ,well connected,a celebrity or law enforcement to be carrying a firearm there.If you don't immeadiately identify yourself as a licensed person and where the gun is you risk being shot.Different states are able to make thier CHL Laws with some being "shall issue" some being "may issue" ,some being "carry under restriction" and some being "not for carry".The second Ammendment has been open to interpretation for too long.JMHO...Mike

so I guess the police don't think the constitution applies to everyone, then...

[GTS197]

[QUOTE=KingAubrey;380617]

I-45 just South of Dallas at Corsicana. Remember, this was "back in the day", mid 70's when it was a notorious speed trap. I gotta feeling that ole boy ain't been 10-8 in a long time......lol

Gotcha'...things were a bit 'different' back then.