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I don't think anyone here is in the habit of demeaning police officers or the job they do. But lets look at it another way. You, as a cop, are just told to check for stolen guns routinely when you stop a CHL. You report serial numbers of guns in these stops to check they're not stolen. Can you, as ...

Suppose the following: Broadcast from Bureau of Law Enforcement Communications and Technology: Attention all units; Attempt to Locate a pickup, unknown make/model, last seen North bound on Hwy 6 near Hwy 288. Vehicle was involved in armed robbery at local Stop&Rob. Occupied one time male subject...

Thanks but that is already covered here: http://www.texasshooting.com/TexasCHL_Forum/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=25751" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; What we are talking about in this thread is TXDPS "running" serial numbers of guns found while on traffic stops. The...

Of course I mean a "Fight" after the fact. Not on the street, but in the courts. But why should I even have to fight? What am I paying TSRA and NRA for? They should be jumping on this like white on rice! This is obviously a new attempt to create a database of guns and owners of border sta...

What is this bull about running the number of your weapon? This is registration! They have no database.....they are creating one!...... If I am stopped, they will not get the serial number of my weapon without a fight! :banghead: Not true, it's a simple check in the NCIC/TCIC database to see if the...

... if the officer was Mic'd, and there was video from their cruiser, perhaps it would show your case better. And only filing a complaint will guarantee that data gets saved. Every DPS patrol vehicle is equipped with video and each and every stop is recorded. On DVD -R or +R, depending on the equip...

Where's Steve when you need 'em!

I've been stopped a few times, never been asked for my SSN. Also, worked as a police dispatcher for 3 years before getting my current job. There is no SSN on the DL, or listed on any DL return from the state IIRC. The ONLY legitimate reason I can think of for him requesting that information is that...

Y'all forgive me if I missed this in a previous thread. I'm checking into whether or not it's "normal" or if it is reasonable for an officer to ask for a driver's SSN during a traffic stop under threat of arrest for not complying. Any help would be appreciated. To answer: "Yes."...

Fellow workers and I discuss guns and CHL's all the time!
Everyone's in favor of gun ownership.

I haven't visited this forum for about a month so I just saw this today.
And as of my vote today 57% of the voters on this forum are supportive of Open Carry.

Does this surprise anyone? Because it doesn't surprise me.

What would have been the punishment for a class a? It's not good. I was just pointing out that it probably wasn't a felony to be carrying in the car wash between your office and the lube shop. There's also the "inside of or directly en route to a motor vehicle that is owned by the person or un...

starrbuck wrote:

nitrogen wrote:My wife is now smug, with the "I told you so!" look on her face

Consider yourself lucky... That's my wife's permanent look on her face.

Ha, Ha,
(Almost) Everyone at my job carries.
Openly at that!
Talking about guns is no problem.

Yeah, I think they are all great guys.