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lrpettit wrote:

jmra wrote:

dac1842 wrote:Oh and one more piece of friendly advice. don't be flashing that darn CHL Badge on a traffic stop. I know lots of officers that are going to a) automatically write the ticket, b) automatically disarm you, and c) laugh at you..

You are aware that when armed and asked for ID we are required by law to "flash that darn CHL", right? Sounds like "a lot of the officers you know" are uninformed jerks.
My experience with officers has obviously been very different than yours.

I think he probably meant the "badge" and not the CHL license

texanjoker wrote:

lrpettit wrote:

jmra wrote:

dac1842 wrote:Oh and one more piece of friendly advice. don't be flashing that darn CHL Badge on a traffic stop. I know lots of officers that are going to a) automatically write the ticket, b) automatically disarm you, and c) laugh at you..

You are aware that when armed and asked for ID we are required by law to "flash that darn CHL", right? Sounds like "a lot of the officers you know" are uninformed jerks.
My experience with officers has obviously been very different than yours.

I think he probably meant the "badge" and not the CHL license

first person that I deal with that flashes a CHL badge (shiny metal fishing lure) had better not do so in a way to impersonate an officer. So far it has only been security guards flashing security guard badges impersonating officers that I have had to deal with.

dac1842 wrote:Oh and one more piece of friendly advice. don't be flashing that darn CHL Badge on a traffic stop. I know lots of officers that are going to a) automatically write the ticket, b) automatically disarm you, and c) laugh at you..

MeMelYup wrote:The question is why are they checking CHL's for stolen guns? I wonder how many they have found.