What we know about the state of the permitless carry law going into effect July 1

[Creedmoor]

As a lifelong Hoosier I find it embarrassing to say, "Ask West Virginia, or Kentucky, or Missouri, or Oklahoma..."

Why do find it embarrassing? You cant legally marry a cousin in those States.
You can in Indiana.

 

[KellyinAvon]

Why do find it embarrassing? You cant legally marry a cousin in those States.
You can in Indiana.

That has everything to do with ISP Superintendent... never mind.

 

[Creedmoor]

That has everything to do with ISP Superintendent... never mind.

Come on, lighten up Frances, it was funny.

 

[KellyinAvon]

Come on, lighten up Frances, it was funny.

2.5/10

 

[Creedmoor]

2.5/10

 

[jamil]

As a lifelong Hoosier I find it embarrassing to say, "Ask West Virginia, or Kentucky, or Missouri, or Oklahoma..."

When I used to live in Missippi, we used to say thank god for Alabama. Is Indiana the new Alabama? Please say it ain’t so.

 

[jamil]

That has everything to do with ISP Superintendent... never mind.

So you’re saying…Doug is the offspring of cousins?

 

[jamil]

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Eh. Yeah, it was funny. Maybe funnier to non-native Hoosiers. As a non-native though, I think 8 is a bit self serving. You can’t tell a joke and then declare your joke an 8.

I’d say a solid 6.5.

 

[jamil]

On second review, 7.5

 

[jsx1043]

"because without a database of permitholders, they’ll be in the dark about whether a driver has a gun"... Professional laziness- plain and simple.

It’s none of their business - plain and simple - and I’m a cop!

I don’t get why “shall not be infringed” is such a hard concept for people. Other than the fact that these leftist institutions and autocrats are losing one of their methods of control and they are spinning up the propaganda machine to “11” to drive the narrative…

 

[Creedmoor]

When I used to live in Missippi, we used to say thank god for Alabama. Is Indiana the new Alabama? Please say it ain’t so.

My mom was born in,,,,, ready?

Cotton Plant, Mississippi.

 

[rooster]

I’m not a smart man but I’ve watched cops a few times, it always seemed to me that when police called in a person to dispatch or looked them up they knew instantly about your whole criminal record or lack Therof.

 

[jamil]

My mom was born in,,,,, ready?

Cotton Plant, Mississippi.

Never heard if it so I looked it up. It’s not even a 4-way stop. It’s also not all that far from where I lived. A county over.

 

[KellyinAvon]

So you’re saying…Doug is the offspring of cousins?

Family tree looks like a telephone pole? That would explain a few things.

 

[Creedmoor]

Never heard if it so I looked it up. It’s not even a 4-way stop. It’s also not all that far from where I lived. A county over.

I believe its now part of Ripley, I have family there , Jackson, Sardis/ Oxford, Olive Branch and Tupelo.

 

[Creedmoor]

On second review, 7.5

Its at least an 8, just fer bein worser that WV and KY.

 

[Destro]

I’m not a smart man but I’ve watched cops a few times, it always seemed to me that when police called in a person to dispatch or looked them up they knew instantly about your whole criminal record or lack Therof.

Not really how it works. Usually it is just warrants or maybe relevant history (like a prior DUI or resisting LE history) if dispatch happens to have that at hand or the officer asks for it.

There are still plenty of departments that don't have computers in their cars in Indiana

 

[rooster]

Not really how it works. Usually it is just warrants or maybe relevant history (like a prior DUI or resisting LE history) if dispatch happens to have that at hand or the officer asks for it.

There are still plenty of departments that don't have computers in their cars in Indiana

Ok so if there is no evidence someone is a criminal then leo must presume innocence. That’s literally the foundation of the American justice system. those depts need to be better

 

[Destro]

Ok so if there is no evidence someone is a criminal then leo must presume innocence. That’s literally the foundation of the American justice system. those depts need to be better

I didn't take away from the article there are really any changes.

"Police will still be able to intervene if they have probable cause a crime has occurred. They can also take a gun away in some situations."

It is the status quo. It seems like INGO is reading that simply carrying will now be PC starting 1 July for ISP?

Carter is an embarrassment and a "hotline" is absurd. I think it is just a poorly written article with misinformation. Example, I haven't seen anything in the law that prevents police from simply asking if someone has a permit. It may be moot, but to say they are prohibited would be incorrect.

 

[KLB]

I didn't take away from the article there are really any changes.

"Police will still be able to intervene if they have probable cause a crime has occurred. They can also take a gun away in some situations."

It is the status quo. It seems like INGO is reading that simply carrying will now be PC starting 1 July for ISP?

Carter is an embarrassment and a "hotline" is absurd. I think it is just a poorly written article with misinformation. Example, I haven't seen anything in the law that prevents police from simply asking if someone has a permit. It may be moot, but to say they are prohibited would be incorrect.

The point is, it is status quo not Armageddon.

The police can ask for a license, and you can refuse to answer. Having a gun is not PC today, and it won't be July 1st.