Posted on 07/13/2016 5:19:06 PM PDT by Timpanagos1
he had moved and never reported it...permit void
No one may carry when under the influence of drugs or alcohol, just like operating a motor vehicle.
“”He failed to update his permit with his new address within 30 days with Ramsey County.””
Would that invalidate his CCW?
I think it’s different here in KahleePornyuh...
If I had to guess, what I think happened was the officer was nervous, approached the car, was told about the gun permit became more nervous, and he and or the other officer gave conflicting commands.
“Let me see your license and gun permit”
“Keep you hands where I can see them,”
and, let’s not open the “intent” can of worms, which might include “extreme carelessness”.
Then he is totally off the hook, right?
We seem to forget that he matched the description of one of the armed robbery suspects earlier.
That's right. There's no proof he had a valid permit so far.
We know he had pot in the car, but we don’t know if he was high.”
I think he had a wide set nose too!
That’s not his fault.
heh heh
There's a Hillary idea there: A stone-alyzer that checks eyeballs before the pistol grips won't give a shock.
Don’t pull that crap with me, ok? This son of a bitch drove without a license and without insurance. He had drugs in his car and probably a gun in his lap. Every day, this son of a bitch might have run over a child or your wife or my husband.
Stuff it, you cop haters! I’m sick to death of you.
From my understanding (however useful that may be), if a cop stops anyone, in a car or out of a car, and the person (whether asked to show ID or not) reaches in the direction of a weapon, he’s asking to get shot. I wasn’t really trying to bring up intention, other than if the Lavish/Diamond/relatives say that he was just reaching for ID.
If ID and gun are right next to each other, it means he was reaching for gun as far as any rational personal is concerned. If he was rational, then he would tell the cop “I have a gun in (X location). What do you want me to do now? or something like that. I hope I’m clear...I think I haven’t been lately...
Yes, statewide since 2003.
Be careful. Some here will accuse you of backing thugs and hating on the police.
He wasn’t driving.
Do I need to notify the sheriff’s office when I move?
Yes, a permit holder is required to notify the issuing sheriff’s office within 30 days of a permanent address change. Failure to do so is a petty misdemeanor.
Do the address and/or my new driver’s license number on my permit to carry need to match the address and/or drivers license number on my driver’s license?
No. A permit holder, however, is required to notify the issuing sheriff’s office within 30 days of a permanent address change. Failure to do so is a petty misdemeanor. The permit holder may, however, obtain an updated permit at a cost of $ 10.00. There is a statutory requirement to change the address on your driver’s license within 30 days after changing your residence (171.11).
Whaddya stupid?
We actually do not know where his legal residence was.
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