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narcissist wrote: ↑Tue Oct 01, 2019 3:37 pm

mojo84 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 01, 2019 9:46 am I do not believe multiple officers gave the advice stated in the original post. Neither a good or bad cop would give that advice. Bad cops do not advertise they are bad cops and good cops would never give such dangerous and ridiculous advice.

Have never ever heard a cop recommend anyone handle a gun for any reason at any point during a traffic stop. The castle doctrine comment even further reduces the credibility of the original post.

Looks to me like someone is just trying to stimulate conversation for conversations sake.

Would you like names? I'm sure thats against the rules as far as you believing me couldn't really care less..

Nope

Just stated I do not believe cops would give the advice outlined in the original post. In accordance with the rules of the forum, I kept my comments focused on the topic and post and said absolutely nothing about the poster. I did speculate regarding the purpose of the post. Therefore, this folk didn't make any accusations.

Posting information saying cops have given advice to move the handgun to the glove box once a traffic stop has been initiated and then to claim one is carrying under the castle doctrine is extremely bad information that needs to be refuted strongly. People could get shot following such advice so it should be refuted strongly.

I do not believe multiple officers gave the advice stated in the original post. Neither a good or bad cop would give that advice. Bad cops do not advertise they are bad cops and good cops would never give such dangerous and ridiculous advice.

Have never ever heard a cop recommend anyone handle a gun for any reason at any point during a traffic stop. The castle doctrine comment even further reduces the credibility of the original post.

Looks to me like someone is just trying to stimulate conversation for conversations sake.