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300shooter wrote:Well the last time I had anything to do with LEO was when someone saw me adn the wife changing out trucks at the wal-mart parking lot and some buzy-body though she saw me pull a gun on the wife and then get into her truck and drive off. then after about 1 hour and half teh local Bastrop PD showed up at het gym I was working out at and asked me if I was at Wal-mart about noon and that they needed to see my DL as per the law I gave them both my CHL and DL and then asked if they could see my truck and asked if they could search it. When I asked why they didn't tell me anything but when he asked where my gun was I told him in the truck,
he went over and openned tryed to open the door.

He told me to give him the keys,as he was going to remove it for his safety.

Can someone tell me why he needed to remove it from the truck that was locked and I wasn't close to???


the officer was not happy when i didn't give himthe keys and told me that he would arrest me. I told him to do what he though he needed to do. he called for back-up.

after about 20 minutes he got back in his car and left.

So when I called the Chief, I was told that someone at wal-mart called and told them that I was pointing a gun at a lady and stole her truck.

the thing that gets me is that he ran the plates and my DL and they both matched.

so if you go to bastrop Texas be fore warned they LEO's are looking to do something . the something I have no idea.


300shooter

KBCraig wrote:I'm still scratching my head here... no matter how polite and professional the police are, it's not a positive encounter when you're stopped in public without probable cause, ID is demanded, you're disarmed, run for warrants, and your gun is emptied and checked for stolen status.

I'm glad the police were polite, but I can't look favorably at the contact you had.

Kevin