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Comments Thread For: Deontay Wilder Arrested in LA, Charged With Possession of a Concealed Weapon
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Originally posted by champion4ever View PostThat is only partly true. If a citizen has a valid California concealed weapons license then they are authorized to carry a concealed handgun that is loaded in a motor vehicle.
If not then as you so accurately stated; The handguns and weapons must be unloaded and locked in a case during transport or while they are driving.
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Originally posted by 4truth View Post
If I might reiterate...that was what I thought too but our lawmakers have been busy,
in 2012 the California legislature approved. Penal Code 26350 is the California statute that prohibits a person from openly carrying an exposed and unloaded handgun in a public place or in a vehicle. A violation is charged as a misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in county jail.
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Originally posted by SUBZER0ED View Post
That's true! Alcohol is legal too, but you can't drink and drive. Likewise, you can't smoke weed and drive either. Wilder is lucky they didn't try to pop him for being under the influence. They popped him for the gun because they had to. I'm just glad he was cheerful and cooperative. A brother of his size needs to be friendly with the cops and not present himself as a threat.
In CA when I was in my 20's, two situations with crazy girls. On both, the cop sided with me because they could easily see the girl was full of it.
In Washington State, I was parked late night at a 7-Eleven, go in to get some food. Cop comes in a few seconds after me...I'm a little su****ious because I never saw him drive up. I check out, head to the car and notice the interceptor next to mine (and my car was tinted, by the way). All of sudden I hear, "excuse me" - I froze, and I was like, aw damn...this is it for me. Turned around, cop's like, "that's a really nice car, can I check out the interior? We're about to get those to replace our squad cars". Cool as a fan. But boy, at first, I was terrified...
The ONLY negative interaction I've ever had with a cop was that one old mother father that gave me a rolling stop ticket, wrote the WRONG street on the ticket, and the judge didn't throw it out like they should have. Other than that, never a problem.
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Cali cops are something else. Ive lived here all 53 years of my life. had a cop stop in front of my house once while i was (had been) smoking weed and strumming a guitar. he rolls his window down and yells out "hey, can you play 'far and away'??" then he starts laughing out loud, and rolls off...
once my body was finished with the paranoia, i thought, "disregard the constable!"
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Damn, that snake in the grass Mark Breland planted weed in Deontay’s car.
And Tyson Fury planted the 9mm with his gypsy trickery.
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Originally posted by Leicesterage View Post
The situation just has to make sense. I've only had three run-ins with police.
In CA when I was in my 20's, two situations with crazy girls. On both, the cop sided with me because they could easily see the girl was full of it.
In Washington State, I was parked late night at a 7-Eleven, go in to get some food. Cop comes in a few seconds after me...I'm a little su****ious because I never saw him drive up. I check out, head to the car and notice the interceptor next to mine (and my car was tinted, by the way). All of sudden I hear, "excuse me" - I froze, and I was like, aw damn...this is it for me. Turned around, cop's like, "that's a really nice car, can I check out the interior? We're about to get those to replace our squad cars". Cool as a fan. But boy, at first, I was terrified...
The ONLY negative interaction I've ever had with a cop was that one old mother father that gave me a rolling stop ticket, wrote the WRONG street on the ticket, and the judge didn't throw it out like they should have. Other than that, never a problem.Last edited by SUBZER0ED; 05-02-2023, 08:19 PM.
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