Yes, but unless the arresting officer has a Texas LTC, then he would also be in violation of the GFSZA, so you could make a citizen's "re-arrest" of that officer and another LTC holding officer would have to come and give you both "the ride" to a shared jail cell.rtschl wrote:Welcome to the forum Beltboy!
There have been several threads (or comments in threads with LEO encounters) here that people have responded to that question. I don't remember anyone having any specific issue with having a non resident out of state permit. Did something happen to you that you could elaborate.
And just so I can beat ScottDLS to it: an out of state permit does not exempt you from the Federal Gun Free Safe School Zones Act of 1995 (GFSZA).
To the OP, I am not aware of any recent posts about LEO's giving folks grief for having a non-resident, non-Texas LTC equivalent. Most interactions with police tend to be traffic stops where you don't need any type of permit to carry in your vehicle in the first place, or at home, where the same would be true. But there are some uninformed LEO's out there, so I could see someone possibly getting some grief over this. Oh, and welcome!