From Stereo AM 610, KCSR:
By Rachel Auble
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) - Law enforcement authorities are mulling how the state's new concealed handgun permit law could affect traffic stops.Heavy Sigh
Concealed weapon permit holders who get stopped are required to tell officers if they have their weapon concealed.
But assistant Lincoln Police Chief Jim Peschong says he's concerned some permit holders might forget what they're supposed to do and pull out their concealed weapon to show the officer.
That, he said, could elicit an unfavorable and dangerous reaction from police.
For more of Assistant Chief Peschong's hand wringing, go here.
2 comments:
"But assistant Lincoln Police Chief Jim Peckerhead says he's concerned some drivers license holders might forget what they're supposed to do and put their car in reverse, running over the officer."
I mean, that makes just as much sense, doesn't it?
Maybe I should have a contest to see who can come up with the best Pekerhead quote.
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