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No idea but good luck they aren't nearly as friendly up there.

The first vid is great. Maybe I can show that the girlfriend and talk her into finally getting a HCP.

A LEO can take your driver's license in lieu of bail for traffic offenses. Most places have long since stopped that practice. TCA 55-50-801 is the code the gives the ability to cities and other governments to allow it. Most municipalities have the option of taking license in lieu of bail in their ordinances. Don't jump the gun and assume he is abusing his authority because you are unaware of the law. Michie keyword search can solve the problem quickly.

The first tag looks possibly MCP Mexicans Causing Panic. They tend to align with Surenos and some MS13. They are getting bigger and looking to make move to more ground. MCP has been active lately looking for turf. We had some from Madison come tag a few places but haven't been back. The second I can't see really well so no guess on that one.

I liked the original and this one looks good. I'll definitely go see this.

A different address doesn't matter and shouldn't raise any kind of suspicion. I say near half of the TN DL holders don't have the correct address on there or changed in the system. It's a typical everyday thing.

I carry a light on my duty Glock and also have a light on my rifle. We were trained the light goes where you aim. You aren't looking another direction while aimed at another room while clearing. Not trying to tell you what to do just passing it along. But good thinking outside the box.

At most hospitals around Nashville if you are taken in the ER with a handgun it is secured by their security or police department. It happens they do have safes for items like that and other things of value.

You should be fine legally just don' take it to school. It's not uncommon for teenagers to carry pocket knives especially in TN. I remember our high school allowed them.

At least you could help. Maybe he'll help you when time for a bill comes.

Ghostbusters

I believe a phone call is in order. I'm all for lawful carrying but this guy is just looking for problems.

It's required to post checkpoints.

Oakley Half Jacket. I get mine through their government sales so it's like $70.

The law looks crazy for those two counties. I will read up on it more after I get some sleep and can understand it better.

Military base where people are armed with military weapons.

You have to purchase the gun and ammo right? So you get your sales tax from that and the businesses are the ones responsible for collecting it. There is no tax to just own a firearm so therefore in my mind there is no tax on your right. My point of view only.

Read more into it I guess they were looking at him for possible terrorism related stuff. I don't know about the whole thing but gotta suck to be the guy in charge of hiding it. lol

I'm sure it was for some investigation. I would like to know how he found it and does he normally sweep his vehicle for bugs and/or tracking devices normally? Seems like there is probably a lot more to it. Now just throwing one on a person's vehicle for no reason is bull and violation of laws.

I don't really see anyone getting locked up for it. I think it's more a show of respect and tradition. I've always understood it came from the old English court system.

If he wanted the fire protection service he should have paid for it like everyone else. Maybe instead of bitching at them I would bitch the county see why they didn't have protection from a county agency.

Fail, when is California going to float away?

It's never been illegal here. If you have no expectation to privacy somewhere you can be recorded all day long. That court ruling doesn't really mean anything here but also we don't have the same laws. I just do my job assuming everyone has a camera recording me. This day somebody will throw you up on youtube acting like a jack ass in hot minute.

I would like to see the in car video before I jumped to conclusions. All THP units have cameras, as far as patrol is concerned. I also like the part "Officer Loftis then asked with no probable cause, if I had any drugs or weapons in the car." There is no need for probable cause to ask a question like this. I'm glad most people so far have the sense enough to know there is always two sides to a story before crucifying the trooper. To add for you report hunters a misdemeanor citation for unlawful possession of a weapon wouldn't require a report. You would have to request a copy of the citation itself to see any paperwork unless required by a supervisor or policy.

I searched to make sure it wasn't posted already if it has sorry. This such a load of crap. Zeituni Onyango, Obama's Aunt, Says US Obligated to Grant Her Citizenship (Sept. 21) -- As Congress prepares to re-initiate the stalled immigration reform debate this week, one very personal immigration issue looks poised to hit the president close to home. President Barack Obama's aunt, Zeituni Onyango, says she's done nothing wrong by illegally living in the United States for years and is therefore deserving of amnesty. "If I come as an immigrant, you have the obligation to make me a citizen," Onyango, 58, told Boston's WBZ news. In her first interview since Obama was elected president, Onyango described how she came to America in 2000 from her native Kenya, fell ill and was hospitalized. Upon her release, Onyango told WBZ, she was out of money. So rather than return to her homeland, she continued to live in the country in violation of immigration laws. Sponsored Links After stints in a Boston homeless shelter, Onyango was eventually put in public housing and began receiving disability payments. In 2004, an immigration judge ordered her to leave the country, but Onyango remained. However, she noted that her story was less about intentionally flouting federal immigration policy and more about its ineffectiveness. "I didn't take advantage of the system," Onyango said. "The system took advantage of me." Onyango says that she received no help from Obama as her case was reviewed by Judge Leonard Shapiro, who ruled in May that Onyango could remain in the United States.