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Reply With QuoteLooks like the article has been pulled. In NC if you encounter a LEO and carrying you have to inform them that you are armed.
No recording of the stop and now the story has been removed from the link. Sounds fishy to me.
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Looks like the article has been pulled. In NC if you encounter a LEO and carrying you have to inform them that you are armed.
BUT, not in Wyoming; as far as notification goes.Originally Posted by -06
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Try this: Casper Star-Tribune - trib.com - Wyoming News
then run a search for "Florida Man Sues"
It seems one has to initiate a search from the "home" page.
Do a google search and you will get a bunch of links to news stories. All say the same thing, though.
I am not anti-cop, I am pro-Constitution.
Thanks guys! I got to the article. Now come the intemperate thoughts and any Vets out there, I am in no way impugning ANYones service. As far As I'm concerned any one that served our country is a hero to the Nation.
The article is about the violation of the mans 4th Amendment rights. I'm looking forward to the outcome of the mans suite.
But does it make any difference if the man served his country in Afghanistan or anywhere else? Does it matter if he served at all? His rights were violated by the detaining officers and the injection of his service record is only to garner sympathy and shadow the impact of the suite. Or so it would seem.
Am I wrong?
To not stand against injustice is to stand for it.
Don't confuse my personality and my attitude.
My personality is who I am, my attitude depends on who you are.
I found this article in the Miami Herrald on the subject.
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