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<blockquote data-quote="Baron Driver" data-source="post: 911542" data-attributes="member: 748"><p>First of all, the Cop appeared friendly, professional, and respectful. Despite what some of the comments seem to imply, the Officer does not appear anti-gun, and in fact seemed delighted that the driver was an NRA member. Furthermore, he even lauded the driver's choice of firearm. A friendly encounter if I ever saw one (and I have).</p><p></p><p>Second, what the Mayor said is generally true. When signaled by law enforcement to pull over, SOME of your rights are, for a certain time, suspended. At that point, you do not have the right to continue unimpeded and must pull over. Certainly not ALL of your rights are suspended, only SOME. (To me at least, the driver seemed to have a hard time grasping that concept).</p><p></p><p>I won't get into whether or not it was appropriate or legal for the officer to temporarily secure the firearm, only that he was friendly and respectful about it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Baron Driver, post: 911542, member: 748"] First of all, the Cop appeared friendly, professional, and respectful. Despite what some of the comments seem to imply, the Officer does not appear anti-gun, and in fact seemed delighted that the driver was an NRA member. Furthermore, he even lauded the driver's choice of firearm. A friendly encounter if I ever saw one (and I have). Second, what the Mayor said is generally true. When signaled by law enforcement to pull over, SOME of your rights are, for a certain time, suspended. At that point, you do not have the right to continue unimpeded and must pull over. Certainly not ALL of your rights are suspended, only SOME. (To me at least, the driver seemed to have a hard time grasping that concept). I won't get into whether or not it was appropriate or legal for the officer to temporarily secure the firearm, only that he was friendly and respectful about it. [/QUOTE]
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