2/ is to put both hands on the wheel, keep them there, and tell officer "I have my driver's license AND LICENSE TO CARRY"
1/ so the Castile shooting was entirely wrong and that cop should be jailed that said, if you concealed carry, the smart move...https://twitter.com/reason/status/880415058685075456 …
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3/ free men should not have to do this. Praetorians should not have the authority to murder people. ...but they do.
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4/ So if you want to get through the stop safely, do this. I have, multiple times.
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5/ This accomplishes a few things: * keeps hands in full view * demonstrates that you grok his perspective ("license" & hands visible)
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6/ Then shut up and listen. He'll usually ask "are you carrying now?" You respond "yes, in a holster on my right hip" (or whatever)
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7/ Then he'll likely ask you where your license is. Tell him. DO NOT REACH FOR IT. If / when he asks for your license, confirm with him
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8/ "Do you want me to get it now?" Do that bc he might be half on auto-pilot, asking for something that he will then shoot you for.
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9/ You can also ask "how do you want me to get it?" or explain "ok, if you want me to, I'll reach with my right hand to get my wallet..."
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10/ It's bullshit that we have to do this, but we do. If you want to start a revolution, that's cool too.
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11/ ...but there are better tactical ways to do that than "strapped into a car w your weapon holstered and a cop standing, armed & alert"
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12/ So since you're (a) not starting a revolution, (b) want to make it home alive, it probably makes sense to set the cop at ease.
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13/ One thing to pay particular attention to is the NLP (neurolinguistic programming) aspects of the phrasing.
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14/ "I have a gun" is useful information, sure, but it also brings along a large freightload of connotation. It's pushing a red button.
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15/ saying "I have a license" (a) avoids that red button, (b) engages his conscious mind. He hears it and has to THINK for a second.
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16/ Forcing him to HEAR license but then DEDUCE gun kicks him out of instinct mode and into thinking mode. This is good. You want that.
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In Indiana, the cops always check their computers and if you have CCL its the first question they ask "Do you have any firearms? Where at?"
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I get pulled over a lot.
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Used to be law in Texas. It has changed.
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