So you stop a guy and he says:
"Just so you know officer, I'm armed. I have a .357 in my waistband, a shotgun in front of my seat on the floor, a 6" hunting knife in the glove box, bear pepper spray in the console, a baseball bat in the back seat, an axe and 30.06 laying across the floor in back and a stick of dynamite in the trunk. I'm a rancher and was blowing up some beaver ponds while I checked my traplines and I was also hunting. I'm on the way home now."
Some of you have said (and fervently defended your reasoning), you would (temporarily) disarm anyone who told you they were armed. Which of these weapopns would you take until the stop was completed.
If not all of them, why would you let him keep some?
Just askin.............
"Just so you know officer, I'm armed. I have a .357 in my waistband, a shotgun in front of my seat on the floor, a 6" hunting knife in the glove box, bear pepper spray in the console, a baseball bat in the back seat, an axe and 30.06 laying across the floor in back and a stick of dynamite in the trunk. I'm a rancher and was blowing up some beaver ponds while I checked my traplines and I was also hunting. I'm on the way home now."
Some of you have said (and fervently defended your reasoning), you would (temporarily) disarm anyone who told you they were armed. Which of these weapopns would you take until the stop was completed.
If not all of them, why would you let him keep some?
Just askin.............
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