I would have been very agreeable to any request seeing that he already had them for a camp fire during a burn ban - not a cheap ticket.Keith B wrote:OK, see your point. I don't disagree on that one.Purplehood wrote:My statement was predicated purely on this,Keith B wrote:While I understand your not wanting to turn it over, if he was a Federal Officer on Federal Land, Texas laws go out the window. No matter, you still must comply with the request of the officer if they choose to disarm you.Purplehood wrote:I am glad you were satisfied with your encounter.
My personal reaction would have been to have not turned my weapon over to him for inspection. "Thank you Sir, but I would rather comply with Texas law and keep my weapon concealed".
"Oh, no not at all. Do you mind if I see it?". At this point he was asking if I minded. I then would have responded as I show above as I took it to be a purely conversational request. If he then rephrased his question to become a demand from a Peace Officer, I would comply. I am quite reluctant to remove my weapon from its holster outside my residence.
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- Mon Mar 28, 2011 9:56 am
- Forum: LEO Contacts & Bloopers
- Topic: Federal Officer visit in Sam Houson National Park
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