Indiana Gun Permit - Do you have to holster?

[Hammerhead]

Chez, I'm glad I'm not the only one who remembers that movie (and that scene).

"Kick him in the nards!"
"Do wolfmen have nards?"

Someone rep him for me, I need to spread it around.

 

[Markedup]

It's back to seventh grade for my
semi centennial refresher course.

Mark

 

[CTS]

I'm going to guess your friend exaggerated the true nature of the encounter a bit. If it did happen, like others, I would be tickled to see the evidence.

 

[Scarecrow]

Too many. Two o's.

And that's why I was kicked out of grammar police academy. Darn o's.

 

[Markedup]

I think, that was to many commas.

My Wife , who is my best editor, made the same comment
about a prepositional phrase not needing commas.

Good night Miss Ester Phipps, wherever you are.

Thanks

Mark

 

[92ThoStro]

I read this whole stupid thread to page 9 and I got to see no picture of the ticket, I want my money back!

AFAIK tickets are printed electronically, with the violation on the ticket. So unless the ISP officer gave him a handwritten ticket for no holster, it did not happen. If it is a handwritten ticket, then go down to the nearest post and complain about the stupid fake ticket. Maybe it says to mail the payment to the officer's PO BOX.

 

[sharkey]

Too many. Two o's.

But no T'eos. Is that good or bad?

 

[griffin]

my friend told the Officer that he had a firearm in the car.

Why?! People amaze me.

 

[half-glocked]

Why?! People amaze me.

Of all of the things to pick on in this thread, you chose that?

That's one of the few non-bogus things on this thread, imho.

I know I'm under no legal obligation to tell the LEO, but I'd rather not put myself nor the LEO in the position of a suprise discovery. I don't think the fall-out would be very enjoyable.

 

[griffin]

Of all of the things to pick on in this thread, you chose that?

Yes, because he volunteered information he was not required to and now he's apparently in trouble. How'd that work out for him?

Besides, we're still waiting on verification.

 

[Beau]

Oh no. It's the "You can own and carry but.." thread all over again.

 

[nbunga]

IF it turns out to be bogus then a call to Guy may be in order.

Wait, I'm confused. What does that dude with crazy hair from the food network have to do with all this.

 

[Spanky46151]

Abbot & Costello Meet the Boogeyman

 

[reesez]

OMG this has got to be EPIC thread material.

 

[Scutter01]

 

[Denny347]

Whole lota butthurt over some BS. Site the codes from the UTT or it didn't happen.

 

[jamie12]

WOW, I can't believe how many post this thing has.

The friend, of mine, that was involved was wrong. He had, applied for a permit a couple months, prior to this, but he only had a receipt, that he applied and paid. He was, wrong.

I hope that is enuph commmus, for sum of da duushhhbag, out there. Sorry, I aint gots no time, fur spel chek n stuff.

 

[fallenangel1]

So he was carrying illegally and the officer just gave his weapon back and sent him on his way?

If thats the case then Im gonna stop waiting for my LCH to come in the mail!! Woohoo!!

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Perhaps this is some confusion over something that transpired in another state?

Joe-juh had or has such a law.

 

[griffin]

The friend, of mine, that was involved was wrong. He had, applied for a permit a couple months, prior to this, but he only had a receipt, that he applied and paid. He was, wrong.

That story is nothing like the one you told in your initial post.

WOW, I can't believe how many post this thing has.

What did you expect? You told us he was cited for not using a holster. There is no such law. Now you tell us he was cited for not having a carry license. Which is it?