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williammills
12-09-2005, 07:39 PM
when you pull over a ccw licence holder? do not carry but do have a ccw and live in florida. do you know when you pull someone over if they have a ccw??
SgtScott31
12-09-2005, 10:57 PM
when you pull over a ccw licence holder? do not carry but do have a ccw and live in florida. do you know when you pull someone over if they have a ccw??

At least in TN, we don't know about your ccw until we run your driver's license.

If I run your license and find out you have one, and you don't tell me about it and/or your weapon, the rest of the stop will not be very pleasant for you.

It's a good idea to let LEO's know that you have a firearm in your vehicle, whether it is mandated in your state or not to "notify."
KHelton
12-09-2005, 11:24 PM
At least in TN, we don't know about your ccw until we run your driver's license.

If I run your license and find out you have one, and you don't tell me about it and/or your weapon, the rest of the stop will not be very pleasant for you.

It's a good idea to let LEO's know that you have a firearm in your vehicle, whether it is mandated in your state or not to "notify."

What would be the appropriate way to inform the officer? I'm sure yelling, "I have a gun," wouldn't go over too well. ;)
Bing_Oh
12-09-2005, 11:28 PM
Pretty simple...keep both hands on the wheel and advise the officer immediately that you have a CCW permit, that you are armed, and the location of the weapon.
KHelton
12-10-2005, 01:27 AM
On the wheel or out of the window is what I've always heard ;)

This sounds really stupid, but I'm ignorant of such matters, so bare with me: at what point in the, "Do you know why I pulled you over? License and Registration, please," conversation do you interject, "Oh, BTW, I have a hand cannon in the center console."

Also, what about knives? I'm a chef, and when I travel, I carry my knives with me (in large part for protection, in part because everyone wants me to cook for them).

LOL, "License and registration please." "Yes sir, by the way, I have a 12 inch OJ Simpson knife sitting not a foot from me." *Officer pulls out gun*
*I have a anxiety induced defication attack* :D

Not trying to be a pestering illegitimate child, just curious....
SgtScott31
12-10-2005, 02:46 AM
If you have a knife on your person or in a vehicle within your reach with a blade length over 4", it is a criminal charge of carrying a concealed weapon in TN.

You will be arrested. ;)

As far as the ccw, as soon as the officer approaches as the others have advised.

Something to this effect: "Don't mean to interrupt officer, but I have a conceal/carry permit and my firearm is located..."

Conceal/Carry does not cover knives by the way, at least not in my state.
Bing_Oh
12-10-2005, 05:03 AM
You do it as soon as you have contact with the officer. Don't be digging around for your license, registration, and insurance paperwork and say, "Oh, by the way, I'm a CCW permit holder and there's a gun in this console that I've been rummaging around in."

As for the 18 inch butcher knives...I'd recommend the trunk.
Bigg Dogg
12-10-2005, 09:21 AM
LOL, "License and registration please." "Yes sir, by the way, I have a 12 inch OJ Simpson knife sitting not a foot from me." *Officer pulls out gun*
*I have a anxiety induced defication attack* :D


HOLY CRAP!!!WHAT"D HE SAY?????LOL!!
KHelton
12-11-2005, 01:16 AM
Yeah, I read that in one of my psych texts and thought, "I've gotta use that sometime!"

The other was *obviously* anxiety induced urination.