Notify officer of firearm in vehicle?

[Mohawk600]

Your "tag" is not connected to your LTC. A good dispatcher will conduct a DL check on the registered owner of a vehicle, and some departments MDTs are programmed to do that automatically; however, the LTC database is only directly connected to the DPS DL/ID database.

OK....I mis-spoke.......they run the license plate and find out who the registered owner is. Then the officer has access to DL info......therefore....the officer knows if you have an LTC before he even gets out of his car. Of course this is if the driver and owner are the same.

 

[RobertTheTexan]

Maybe he's talking about a 3.5# disconnect....

That’s possible. Thing about a Glock is that there is more the one way to affect trigger pull and reset, but that’s a good guess. I was thinking more along the lines of a drop in trigger but that was just me ass-u-ming that, and I’ve been wrong... once before.


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[Mohawk600]

That’s possible. Thing about a Glock is that there is more the one way to affect trigger pull and reset, but that’s a good guess. I was thinking more along the lines of a drop in trigger but that was just me ass-u-ming that, and I’ve been wrong... once before.


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I think you are on the wrong thread

 

[ZX9RCAM]

I think you are on the wrong thread

I don't think so, see post 99....

 

[txinvestigator]

OK....I mis-spoke.......they run the license plate and find out who the registered owner is. Then the officer has access to DL info......therefore....the officer knows if you have an LTC before he even gets out of his car. Of course this is if the driver and owner are the same.

Yeah, and not all systems are sophisticated enough to do it automatically, and a dispatcher having time to do it is often dependent on the radio traffic volume. The MV database does not provide DOB of the registered owner, so if you are John Smith, or Juan Hernandez it is unlikely that the cross check is complete.

Automated systems are good, but a great dispatcher can use other relate-able items such as address, etc. A good, proactive dispatcher is valuable.

 

[Charlie]

my across-the-street neighbor is a dispatcher for Kerrville P.D. Nice guy, and very smart.

 

[tinplas]

https://www.facebook.com/100010828715673/posts/859436537760629/?sfnsn=mo

 

[tinplas]

Great punchline at the end of it

 

[kbaxter60]

https://www.facebook.com/100010828715673/posts/859436537760629/?sfnsn=mo

You reminded me that there was a link I wanted to share, but found it while the site was down earlier (sorry in advance that it's off topic, but when you get a reminder, you get a reminder):

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Malinois.

 

[Brains]

I've heard them called Maligators, now I guess we have to add Mairplanes to the list.

 

[Wildcat Diva]

Don’t get things started around here with those dogs. The hubs will get on a kick about them again. He’s already trying out names for the potential dog he wants one day.

 

[rmantoo]

Maliraptors

 

[GoPappy]

Edit: 2nd thoughts.

 

[gshayd]

Before we had CHL the local officers knew some ladies carried in their purses. Never said a word about it.

 

[Sock Puppet]

Before we had CHL the local officers knew some ladies carried in their purses. Never said a word about it.

I reckon you could carry in your purse if you like. I won't judge you.

 

[Wildcat Diva]

I will. Purse carry is a bad idea.

 

[Sock Puppet]

I will. Purse carry is a bad idea.

I'm sure gshayd will carry responsibly.

 

[Wildcat Diva]

I'm sure gshayd will carry responsibly.

But can he whip it out quickly enough to make a difference?

 

[Sock Puppet]

But can he whip it out quickly enough to make a difference?

Personally, I'd prefer he keep it in his pants... ;-)