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To: Tolerance Sucks Rocks
So . . . simply being from a state that adopts the Second Amendment as written is probable cause that you have committed a crime, and that you are subject to search?

Or in a way worse: Perhaps Just-Us Holder has illegally pooled gun-owner records from all 50 states and distributed the database to regimes like MD and NY that don't recognize the 2A. And therefore, if you're a known gun owner, that's probable cause that you're doing something illegal with it.

11 posted on 12/30/2014 10:38:31 PM PST by SamuraiScot
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To: SamuraiScot

once you legally own a gun in
arizona you can carry it anywhere


13 posted on 12/30/2014 10:40:47 PM PST by advertising guy ( Muslims, another white meat)
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To: SamuraiScot; Tolerance Sucks Rocks; bamahead
So . . . simply being from a state that adopts the Second Amendment as written is probable cause that you have committed a crime, and that you are subject to search?

No, the driver was allegedly speeding and tailgating the officer. (72/55) The officer pulled him over for speeding and saw the driver's concealed-carry permit as the driver was "searching for his driver's license and registration in his wallet."

Having "personally observed" the permit, the officer then ordered the driver out of the vehicle and asked where the gun was located within the vehicle. The driver informed the officer that there was no gun in the vehicle.

The officer did not believe the driver and so asked the front passenger (wife) where the gun was located. The wife answered that it might be in the console or the glove box and reached for the location before being told not to do so.

"Having received conflicting information about the location of the gun," the officer decided he had probable cause to search the vehicle for the weapon because ... why?

Oh, yeah. He "smelled marijuana upon his initial approach of the vehicle."

True story.

Note: The man and his wife had their children in the car with them and were driving home from a family Christmas celebration. The driver had no idea that the officer used the suspicion of marijuana possession as probable cause.

64 posted on 12/31/2014 1:21:12 AM PST by BuckeyeTexan (There are those that break and bend. I'm the other kind. ~Steve Earle)
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