Carry a note written on the back of a business card with your TDL/CHL. Hand the note along with the ID to the officer. The note says "Officer, the other person is not aware of my CHL and I would like to keep it that way. Please do not out me to them. Thank you in advance."blue wrote:A what if...
what if the boss is driving and is 'anti' ? (or another passenger.)
Learning you are CHL could , very easy, cost you a job or career.
Any way to tip off the trooper without others knowing?
You can add, if you want, "The weapon is in a holster on my right hip/left ankle/left shoulder/right pocket" or wherever you carry it) to answer that question before it gets asked. BUT.....if you include this part, you darn well better have the weapon exactly where the note says it is. If the officer decides to disarm you and the gun isn't where you say it is in your note, he or she might be a bit peeved..