I guess some people just have to be right. Even when they are wrong.

Is my wife here??





Just messin...

Glad he was charged. Its people like him that give responsible gun owners a bad name.

Not to mention be jerks about it... whoever those people you are referring to are....

I try my hardest to not get involved in the exchanges.

I would just prefer that people did not have the idea that you can play games with the police when they think you have a gun...

Whats fun is watching them carry over from thread to thread, regardless of the topic

Those are the saddest ones....

No, but they can pull over & detain you at the scene until they get a warrant.

Oh, and he was released by the Lions today.

Good he is a POS.

The Dolphins are interested

The Dolphins are interested

Link? I hope this is a sick joke. lol

Why not we are linked to everyone else..

The Latest is TO.

Ya it was a sick joke

Why not we are linked to everyone else..

The Latest is TO.

Ya it was a sick joke

Whew, you had me scared there. Funny that I thought it might be true knowing all the mistakes in the past.

Let me put the entire search of the car thing to rest. If the police have reports of a vehicle which had individuals who are threatening the public with firearms, the police have the right to stop the vehicle and find the weapons. It's called exergent circumstances. If the police need to keep the public safe then they can surely stop the vehicle, detain the suspects, and search that vehicle without the owner's consent if it is in the interest of public safety. So long as the suspects pose a real threat to the public those officers were well within their rights to stop them and sieze those weapons.

This is a different animal. If he owns the car, then it is legal according to the US constitution. If he rented, or the car belongs to someone else, he could be breaking the law by carrying in a vehicle.

Search and seizure..... most states have almost instantaneous approval for warrants...ie they have a judge on call and they can now print the warrant in the police vehicle. So if the officer wants the evidence collected to stick in court, he probably should get a warrant. A good lawyer will get any evidence collected at a stop thrown out.

Brandishing a firearm is different state to state. In colorado, we have open carry laws so seeing a holstered weapon isn't brandishing. If you remove it and point, it is felony harassment with intent. In some states with no open carry law, it is a fcrime to be seen with even a holstered weapon. I know in Colorado there is a distinction in the law. If I'm a concealed carry guy and get in an altercation and "show" the gun by lifting my shirt...that is felony brandishinig. If I reach up to grab a box on a shelf and someone sees my weapon in a walmart, I can be charged with disturbing the peace. I would venture to say in most states there are small distinctions in the laws as well.

There is an open carry law in PA as well. The vehicle he was in was rented.

Who really cares!? The guy got what he deserved! If the cop did by some means mess something up by searching his car.. I don't particularly give a sh@t. You point a gun at a Dolphin fan in thug like fashion. Let alone one of our OWN. And you deserve everything you got coming to you.

Nice job, PZ. You started a domino effect ... and a well needed one.




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LOL I have to agree with Hypo... he got what he deserved and what I meant to happen by alerting the media... i dont even care if he gets jail time anymore... he all but ruined his easy peezy career.

If the police need to you testify you should do it, too many of these punks get away with it because people fail to stand up to them.