In truth, the bumper sticker has nothing to do with it. However, the police and courts and probably the juries can be convinced that the bumper sticker indicates a pre- conditioned mind set of the owner of the car. That is “Murder One.” He could be plainly advertising that he is ready to use a gun.
Worse yet is the little sign that I have seen near entries to some neighbors’ houses. Small but not too subtle, “WE DON’T CALL 911!”
Cute but not a good idea. If the guy had a CWL, he didn’t pay attention in class....
Quite a bit once it gets into a courtroom.
A prosecutor will claim that the sticker indicates a pre determined desire to use a firearm. IOW, that the man was looking for an excuse to engage, that he had a chip on his shoulder and the sticker was intended to incite. And some juries will go for that.
Bad idea. You carry a gun and have to use it, you better be purer than Caesar's wife.
The police arrived on the scene and arrested Weiss. The police officer included the fact that Weiss had a bumper sticker on his vehicle that said “GUN CONTROL IS HITTING YOUR TARGET” in the statement of probable cause.
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Even an average lawyer should be able to get that thrown out.
Including the bumper sticker in the statement of probable cause shows police prejudice against the shooter.
Have had the same ticker on my dually for over 31 years.
See a fender bender...Use the phone to report it...Keep on going...Mind your own business...
Bumper Stickers...
Not a good idea.
I’m still waiting for a Car driven by a Liberal to purposely hit my Car because I have “TRUMP 45” license Plates on it.
I always look in my Rear View Mirror when stopped at a Red Light just in case I need to react when a Car is coming up behind me too fast.
What usually happens in the person in the Car behind me takes out their Cell Phone and takes a picture of my License Plate.
I have a Fred Thompson campaign sticker on the back window of my SUV. It’s quite faded. It’s the only sticker I’ve ever had on a vehicle.