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  • SVT-40
    I need a LIFE!!
    • Jan 2008
    • 12907

    Originally posted by J-cat
    Telling a LEO to leave you alone when you have done nothing wrong is perfectly legal.
    How does he know there is no violation of the law unless he investigates??
    Poke'm with a stick!


    Originally posted by fiddletown
    What you believe and what is true in real life in the real world aren't necessarily the same thing. And what you believe doesn't change what is true in real life in the real world.

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    • ST5MF
      Banned
      • Nov 2007
      • 412

      Originally posted by SVT-40
      How does he know there is no violation of the law unless he investigates??
      DING! DING!

      We have a WINNER!

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      • tazmanian devil dog
        Senior Member
        • Mar 2008
        • 1304

        Originally posted by ST5MF
        Here is a question for you.

        Why, when a CHP officer gave me a ticket for supposedly doing 67mph in a 65mph zone on IH8 feel the need to throw (yes throw) the ticket at me as he was smirking and laughing...?

        As I was trying to address this "officer of the law" he simply walked away from me got back in his cruiser and drove off(?).

        The CHP officer was about as fat as I have seen a "public servant" in a long time. He must have taken a few minutes out of his eating schedule to start handing out tickets without any provocation what so ever.

        I understand the state is broke but it is hard to respect a department that hires jokers like this. As of right now CHP has lost my trust...
        Maybe you were a smart ***. Contempt of cop is always good for a ticket.

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        • J-cat
          Calguns Addict
          • May 2005
          • 6626

          Originally posted by SVT-40
          How does he know there is no violation of the law unless he investigates??
          In order for him to investigate, he has to have reasonable suspicion that criminal behavior is taking place. Since AW's are legal to possess and discharge at a public shooting range, where is his reasonable suspicion? Remember, the penal code specifies where AW's can be discharged and a public shooting range is one of those places. Do you think cops can just waltz into a high power match and detain everyone because they have AR-15's? Absent additional factors, they can't.

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          • ST5MF
            Banned
            • Nov 2007
            • 412

            Originally posted by tazmanian devil dog
            Maybe you were a smart ***. Contempt of cop is always good for a ticket.
            I wish it was that simple. Unfortunately, I got *** raped because either 1.) the state is broke and CHP knows the cash cow is on its highways 2.) my Texas plates make me a target (most other states hate Texans like the Taliban hate Americans.)

            The CHP officer new what he was doing and thought it was funny; he also knew that his badge and his gun gave him the power to do it. This is an unfortunate pitfall to our society. Though not perfect I would like to believe it is still the best country to live in on planet earth no matter what Obama does on a daily basis to deuterate it.

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            • SVT-40
              I need a LIFE!!
              • Jan 2008
              • 12907

              Originally posted by J-cat
              In order for him to investigate, he has to have reasonable suspicion that criminal behavior is taking place. Since AW's are legal to possess and discharge at a public shooting range, where is his reasonable suspicion? Remember, the penal code specifies where AW's can be discharged and a public shooting range is one of those places. Do you think cops can just waltz into a high power match and detain everyone because they have AR-15's? Absent additional factors, they can't.
              At a high power match all the shooters and their equipment would have been vetted by the match organizers. But your original statement was about a public range. Very different situations all together.

              If you don't like my answers fine. Do as you please. I hope no one else here takes your advice though.

              It will not do them any good and only lead to trouble.

              By the way, what formal training education and experience do you have in relation to just what an officer can and cannot do??
              Poke'm with a stick!


              Originally posted by fiddletown
              What you believe and what is true in real life in the real world aren't necessarily the same thing. And what you believe doesn't change what is true in real life in the real world.

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              • tazmanian devil dog
                Senior Member
                • Mar 2008
                • 1304

                So you can read minds. You "knew" that he "knew" he had all this power to personally make your driving experience crappy.

                My hats off to you.

                I wish I "knew" what people thought.

                Good luck with that.

                And yes, you are from Texas aren't you.

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                • ST5MF
                  Banned
                  • Nov 2007
                  • 412

                  Originally posted by J-cat
                  In order for him to investigate, he has to have reasonable suspicion that criminal behavior is taking place. Since AW's are legal to possess and discharge at a public shooting range, where is his reasonable suspicion? Remember, the penal code specifies where AW's can be discharged and a public shooting range is one of those places. Do you think cops can just waltz into a high power match and detain everyone because they have AR-15's? Absent additional factors, they can't.
                  "In order for him to investigate, he has to have reasonable suspicion that criminal behavior is taking place." -J-CAT.

                  And there you have it folks.

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                  • TRICKSTER
                    I need a LIFE!!
                    • Mar 2008
                    • 12438

                    Originally posted by J-cat
                    If you tell these guys to F-off, that's all they will be able to do. You shooting an AW at a public shooting range is specifically allowed by the Penal Code. That activity does not even rise to the level of Reasonable Suspicion. Yes, they can approach you and ask questions, but they cannot do anything more than that. If they do, the consensual encounter turns into an unlawful detention and gives you legal avenues for relief.

                    Stop being paranoid.
                    So you have a legal rifle, the cop ask questions about it, and you tell him to F-off. Wouldn't it be more reasonable and mature to use this opportunity to educate the officer as to why this weapon is legal instead of leaving the impression that you are just another a**h**e gun nut. You can bet that after telling the cop to F-off, he will find some reason to make an official contact. Don't spit on the ground, drop anything, and make sure you obey all traffic laws when driving home. All can be avoided and you can leave a positive impression of people that participate in shooting sports just by being polite and informative about your weapon.


                    Never underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups

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                    • ST5MF
                      Banned
                      • Nov 2007
                      • 412

                      Originally posted by tazmanian devil dog
                      So you can read minds. You "knew" that he "knew" he had all this power to personally make your driving experience crappy.

                      My hats off to you.

                      I wish I "knew" what people thought.

                      Good luck with that.

                      And yes, you are from Texas aren't you.
                      It didn't take a genius to figure out that a laughing cop throwing a ticket at you was nothing more than abuse of authority. Just like it doesn't take a genius to see you are someone with an angst against Texans. Like it or not Haters are here to stay. Your post alone proves that. People, cops included "HATE," it is an ugly part of humanity plain and simple.

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                      • tazmanian devil dog
                        Senior Member
                        • Mar 2008
                        • 1304

                        Originally posted by TRICKSTER
                        So you have a legal rifle, the cop ask questions about it, and you tell him to F-off. Wouldn't it be more reasonable and mature to use this opportunity to educate the officer as to why this weapon is legal instead of leaving the impression that you are just another a**h**e gun nut. You can bet that after telling the cop to F-off, he will find some reason to make an official contact. Don't spit on the ground, drop anything, and make sure you obey all traffic laws when driving home. All can be avoided and you can leave a positive impression of people that participate in shooting sports just by being polite and informative about your weapon.
                        Trickster

                        You are 110% right on the money. Having a bad attitude just makes us all look bad. You get a lot more with honey than vinegar. People with attitudes like ST5MF give the rest of us a very very bad name.

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                        • ST5MF
                          Banned
                          • Nov 2007
                          • 412

                          Originally posted by tazmanian devil dog
                          Trickster

                          You are 110% right on the money. Having a bad attitude just makes us all look bad. You get a lot more with honey than vinegar. People with attitudes like ST5MF give the rest of us a very very bad name.
                          You don't read much do you?

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                          • tazmanian devil dog
                            Senior Member
                            • Mar 2008
                            • 1304

                            Whatever dude. You aren't worth the time.

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                            • ST5MF
                              Banned
                              • Nov 2007
                              • 412

                              Originally posted by tazmanian devil dog
                              Whatever dude. You aren't worth the time.
                              You don't write much either. You are a grunt.

                              Maybe reading and writing aren't your game. Perhaps a "spelling contest."

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                              • TRICKSTER
                                I need a LIFE!!
                                • Mar 2008
                                • 12438

                                ST5MF, enough already, we get it. You got a ticket that you don't think you deserved, you think the cop was rude and making fun of you because you are from Texas, and because of the perceived actions of this one CHP officer, you have lost faith in the whole department Obsessing over it can't be healthy. Let it go and move on before you stroke out.


                                Never underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups

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