What’cha gonna do…somebody has been watching too many COPS shows.
In which Northern states is this the S.O.P.?
4719 said:I'm an LEO in Michigan. I already know if the registered owner of a vehicle has a CPL.
Deaf Smith
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In which Northern states is this the S.O.P.?
Try New York (city) and New Jersey (state).
At least there are many horror stories in those places.
Deaf
Deaf Smith said:Try New York (city) and New Jersey (state).In which Northern states is this the S.O.P.?
It has often been noted that "The plural of anecdote is not data." There are a LOT of states that most people consider "northern," and your statement was a blanket statement. Yet apparently you can't cite even one Northern state where it actually is S.O.P. for police to prone out anyone they see carrying a firearm.Deaf Smith said:At least there are many horror stories in those places.
This section also deals with ooen carry, preemption, and requires a CCW license holder to display his/her permit upon request of a LEO.Missouri Revised Statutes
Chapter 21
General Assembly
←21.620Section 21.750.1
(c) In the absence of any reasonable and articulable suspicion of criminal activity, no person carrying a concealed or unconcealed firearm shall be disarmed or physically restrained by a law enforcement officer unless under arrest; and
(d) Any person who violates this subdivision shall be subject to the penalty provided in section 571.121.
TX does recognize a good number of permits but permits from the following states are not honored in TX.Now in Texas we recognize ALL CCW permits from ANY state.
Minnesota
Maine
New Hampshire
Oregon
Wisconsin
Your post said "Northern states" (plural). New York City is not a state, and New Jersey is not a plural.
The plural of anecdote is not data.
Not completely sure of the date, but I think it was in the changes made to the CCW laws in 2014. When after discovering our Obama suck-up Governor was compiling a list for the Obama Justice Department of all CCW license holders. That's when the system of issuing the endorcements on a DL, or Non DL state ID was taken away from the DMV, and given entirely to the sheriff's department, or police departments in each county. At that time Missouri also no longer required a CCW permit to carry a loaded concealable weapon in a vehicle.Cheapshooter, I didn't know that Missouri had the law you posted about LEOs not disarming you.