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Particularly if the car is on his property. Someone without a CHL can legally carry on their property and the unlicensed have no duty to tell the LEO they're armed.austinrealtor wrote:But I think what seems to mildly upset many CHLees (and greatly upset a few) is that these disarming tactics perhaps exhibit some lack of respect for CHLees?
I would have gone back inside the house and stayed there until he left. That way I don't have to disarm and as a bonus I can relax in AC comfort. He doesn't have to worry I might come to his aid if he is attacked. Everyone is happy.RedRaider wrote:Long story short, my car last night had the front and back windshields busted out (gotta love summer when all the kids are out of school) and so I called to have a cop come out to write me up a report for my insurance company. He shows up, asks for ID, I give him both Licence and CHL since I'm carrying. He asks if I'm carrying, I say yes, he asks me to go put it inside the house.