I got sworn in the day I took my test the first of this month. Been learning a lot and love it so fariAmSam wrote:I remember your academy thread. Congrats. How long are you out now?nightmare69 wrote:If everything comes back clear and you are nice and courteous I will let you off with a written warning. This is just me though as I rarely write a citation unless the person fails the attitude test or is a scumbag criminal.
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- Sat Jun 28, 2014 6:51 pm
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- Sat Jun 28, 2014 11:00 am
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Yes. Department policy says we have to either write a citation or a warning on a traffic stop.thetexan wrote:Are you referring to a written warning for the traffic violation?nightmare69 wrote:If you get pulled over its common courtesy to let the LEO know you have a firearm and where it is. Under MPA you have no legal obligation to inform the LEO you have a firearm but he doesn't have to let you off with a warning either. If you are courteous it can work out in your favor.
When I pull someone over for a traffic violation I like to know if the violator has a firearm. If especially if it's the same compartment as your registration and insurance. If everything comes back clear and you are nice and courteous I will let you off with a written warning. This is just me though as I rarely write a citation unless the person fails the attitude test or is a scumbag criminal.
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- Wed Jun 25, 2014 3:12 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
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If you get pulled over its common courtesy to let the LEO know you have a firearm and where it is. Under MPA you have no legal obligation to inform the LEO you have a firearm but he doesn't have to let you off with a warning either. If you are courteous it can work out in your favor.
When I pull someone over for a traffic violation I like to know if the violator has a firearm. If especially if it's the same compartment as your registration and insurance. If everything comes back clear and you are nice and courteous I will let you off with a written warning. This is just me though as I rarely write a citation unless the person fails the attitude test or is a scumbag criminal.
When I pull someone over for a traffic violation I like to know if the violator has a firearm. If especially if it's the same compartment as your registration and insurance. If everything comes back clear and you are nice and courteous I will let you off with a written warning. This is just me though as I rarely write a citation unless the person fails the attitude test or is a scumbag criminal.