Positive LEO Experience (Traffic Stop)

[Code3GT]

I wont mention the town/department but I had a pleasant experience with a smallish, somewhat rural city police officer this morning. I have a slightly tinted license plate cover on the rear that I just havent taken the 60 seconds to remove it (counts as an obstruction even though the plate is clearly visible). That was PC for the stop.

I gave the officer my DL and CHL to which he asked if I was carrying. I said yes, concealed in the car but not on my person. He asked me to step out (no problem), did a quick pat down and gave me a warning all the while shooting the perverbial stinky stuff for a minute.

Just another satisfied customer LOL

 

[Fernando_Sucre]

I wont mention the town/department but I had a pleasant experience with a smallish, somewhat rural city police officer this morning. I have a slightly tinted license plate cover on the rear that I just havent taken the 60 seconds to remove it (counts as an obstruction even though the plate is clearly visible). That was PC for the stop.

I gave the officer my DL and CHL to which he asked if I was carrying. I said yes, concealed in the car but not on my person. He asked me to step out (no problem), did a quick pat down and gave me a warning all the while shooting the perverbial stinky stuff for a minute.

Just another satisfied customer LOL

I don't know how I would feel about another dude patting me down. You should have requested a female officer. Preferably a hot one.

 

[Charlie]

ALL of my experiences with police officers (over a period of 55 years of driving) have been positive. Maybe I grew up in nice places or maybe I just said the right things, not sure. I never got a traffic citation I didn't deserve and got "let off" several times when I did deserve one. Last one was at least 24 yrs. ago.

 

[txinvestigator]

ALL of my experiences with police officers (over a period of 55 years of driving) have been positive. Maybe I grew up in nice places or maybe I just said the right things, not sure. I never got a traffic citation I didn't deserve and got "let off" several times when I did deserve one. Last one was at least 24 yrs. ago.

Only been driving for 41 years, but same.

 

[AustinN4]

ALL of my experiences with police officers (over a period of 55 years of driving) have been positive. Maybe I grew up in nice places or maybe I just said the right things, not sure. I never got a traffic citation I didn't deserve and got "let off" several times when I did deserve one.

Damn, you are old. Also, ditto on all counts in the quote for me as well.

 

[Charlie]

I'm still vertical though!

 

[AustinN4]

I'm still vertical though!

I'll check on you tomorrow.

 

[Captain]

Same here all positive, good manners help.

sent from a Galaxy far away

 

[Leper]

2008

 

[locke_n_load]

I wont mention the town/department but I had a pleasant experience with a smallish, somewhat rural city police officer this morning. I have a slightly tinted license plate cover on the rear that I just havent taken the 60 seconds to remove it (counts as an obstruction even though the plate is clearly visible). That was PC for the stop.

I gave the officer my DL and CHL to which he asked if I was carrying. I said yes, concealed in the car but not on my person. He asked me to step out (no problem), did a quick pat down and gave me a warning all the while shooting the perverbial stinky stuff for a minute.

Just another satisfied customer LOL

The pat down part was stupid... You are a CHL holder (one of the most law abiding groups in the state) and you already stated you had a firearm with you. There was no reason for that.

 

[BRD@66]

2008

New Zombie post record?

 

[Glockster69]

2008

And he quoted OP as if someone may jump ahead before hitting enter,

 

[TX69]

I don't know how I would feel about another dude patting me down. You should have requested a female officer. Preferably a hot one.

Are you trolling the search button looking for what? That post is EIGHT YEARS OLD ......... bbawwahahaha

 

[txinvestigator]

The pat down part was stupid... You are a CHL holder (one of the most law abiding groups in the state) and you already stated you had a firearm with you. There was no reason for that.

How much LE experience do you have?

 

[locke_n_load]

How much LE experience do you have?

What would be the point of patting down a CHLer who has already stated that they have a firearm, especially if the officer isn't asking to take possession of the one the driver already mentioned?

 

[Brian Boru]

Folks like being pulled over and gettin' some patdown, real positive stuff, eh?

To each his own, dude.

 

[Charlie]

Are you trolling the search button looking for what? That post is EIGHT YEARS OLD ......... bbawwahahaha

Winner!^^^^^

 

[txinvestigator]

What would be the point of patting down a CHLer who has already stated that they have a firearm, especially if the officer isn't asking to take possession of the one the driver already mentioned?

So no experience then? No training, either then.

 

[locke_n_load]

So no experience then? No training, either then.

Nope, no LEO training whatsoever. Still just looking for a good reason to do the patdown on a license holder.
Dude carrying under CHL, pulled over, pat down.
Dude carrying without a license under MPA, doesn't disclose carrying firearm, no patdown.
Which is more likely to shoot a cop?

 

[Glockster69]

Nope, no LEO training whatsoever. Still just looking for a good reason to do the patdown on a license holder.
Dude carrying under CHL, pulled over, pat down.
Dude carrying without a license under MPA, doesn't disclose carrying firearm, no patdown.
Which is more likely to shoot a cop?

All right TI, he obliged . . .

What would be the point of patting down a CHLer who has already stated that they have a firearm, especially if the officer isn't asking to take possession of the one the driver already mentioned?

Are you going to reciprocate?