Here is the original thread. http://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/threads/478175-Rules-for-Police-Stops/page4
I have 2 questions.
1. A traffic stop, let's say for speeding or an out taillight or something, is a Tier 2 encounter correct? Because you are not allowed to leave? It is not a tier 3 because you have not been arrested. Right?
2. Let's say on said stop (out tail light) the LEO sees an ODT or GCO sticker on your car and proceeds to ask you if you have a weapon in the car. You politely answer "no", which is a lie, you do have one. Then let's say for whatever reason (I can't think of a good simple one right now) you are asked to exit the vehicle and the LEO sees said pistol on your belt. You obviously directly lied to an LEO, which I believe is against the law. Yes I understand you didn't have to answer the question but you chose to and you chose to lie. Could you be ticketed for lying?
THIS ALL HYPOTHETICAL. I would assume for the ticket to hold up in court the reason he pulled you from the car would have to be valid. Not simply a ODT sticker and a tail light.
I have 2 questions.
1. A traffic stop, let's say for speeding or an out taillight or something, is a Tier 2 encounter correct? Because you are not allowed to leave? It is not a tier 3 because you have not been arrested. Right?
2. Let's say on said stop (out tail light) the LEO sees an ODT or GCO sticker on your car and proceeds to ask you if you have a weapon in the car. You politely answer "no", which is a lie, you do have one. Then let's say for whatever reason (I can't think of a good simple one right now) you are asked to exit the vehicle and the LEO sees said pistol on your belt. You obviously directly lied to an LEO, which I believe is against the law. Yes I understand you didn't have to answer the question but you chose to and you chose to lie. Could you be ticketed for lying?
THIS ALL HYPOTHETICAL. I would assume for the ticket to hold up in court the reason he pulled you from the car would have to be valid. Not simply a ODT sticker and a tail light.
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