First LEO Stop

[Whaleman]

Not real exciting but I just today had my first LEO stop while carrying. I saw the lights and pulled over. It was a female. By the time she got to the car I had my license and permit. She glanced at the permit and said, " You can keep this I don't need it". She never said another word about it. She then proceeded to tell me I had a burnt out stop light. She ran my license and she told me thanks and I should get the bulb replaced today which I did. Dan

[Bawanna]

Thats the way it should be and I think the way it usually does. Good for her and good for you, happy ending, no fine.

Now get your light fixed! Final warning.

[hotpig]

You got stopped by a female cop and all you want to talk about is permits and burned out bulbs?

The real question here is was she hot?

[knkali]

You got stopped by a female cop and all you want to talk about is permits and burned out bulbs?

The real question here is was she hot?

you are killing me

and this from "hotpig" sorry LEO's couldnt help it.

[hotpig]

Actually we all know the answer. There are not many hot female cops, firefighters or paramedics.

[Bawanna]

Actually we all know the answer. There are not many hot female cops, firefighters or paramedics.

Au Contraire weed hopper. I know of at least one Fish and Game officer that is drop dead gorgeous. Mostly she was nice to talk too. Carried a Glock 45 and a M14 rifle too. Took a class at our local penitentary a couple times, had to store her weapons in my armory for safe keeping. Cute beyond words she was.

We have one officer, detective here that is very pretty, whats the word I seek here, oh HOT.

I agree that the vast majority should probably stay close to the water so they don't dry out, (think Free Willy). But thankfully there are a few exceptions. Darn, got me thinking about angels again. I was trying to forget.

[jocko]

the reason

Actually we all know the answer. There are not many hot female cops, firefighters or paramedics.

is allthe hotties are riding Harley's. Just got back form Mountain Fest in W.VA . WQhat an event, and oh my the gals down there know hot to put on a style show..

[LaP]

Au Contraire weed hopper. I know of at least one Fish and Game officer that is drop dead gorgeous. Mostly she was nice to talk too. Carried a Glock 45 and a M14 rifle too. Took a class at our local penitentary a couple times, had to store her weapons in my armory for safe keeping. Cute beyond words she was.

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Wait a minute. You're saying she was Drop Dead Gorgeous and then prceed to tell us about her weapons!!!
I know this is a gun forum, but come on Bawanna, ya gotta give us more than that.
Details man, details.

[Bawanna]

Wait a minute. You're saying she was Drop Dead Gorgeous and then prceed to tell us about her weapons!!!
I know this is a gun forum, but come on Bawanna, ya gotta give us more than that.
Details man, details.

Oh man, she had the weapons, that's for sure. She was so smokin hot I think she'd make Dietrich straight.
Had a super long hard to say last name, I know this because I tried very hard to focus on it embroidered directly above her a .........nice ......pockets.
Very pleasant in all respects. She even spoke my name, bawanna coming from the vocal cords of an angel.
I really gotta get back to work here.........................Angels............... ....

[MW surveyor]

I agree that the vast majority should probably stay close to the water so they don't dry out, (think Free Willy).

I don't care who you are, that's funny right there.

Dang, forgot to tell about my first stop carrying. Real non event and no ticket going 50 mph in a 40 zone at 0330 in the morning not more than 1 mile from the house. Just be safe getting to the house.

[TheTman]

My last stop was by a female local. She was a 20 something cutie, not playboy material or anything, but had a nice form and a pleasant face. I'd probably flirted with her a little if I was 20 years younger. I handed over my license and permit and she asked if I was armed and where it was located. I told her I was and that while I was driving I put it was in my center console, so she asked me to refrain from getting into the console, and I said I'll just keep my hands on the steering wheel. When she asked for my proof of insurance, I told her it was in the glove box, and she watched while I got it out, then went back to her car, and wrote me out a ticket and handed everything back and told me she was sorry that the bridge was out on the road I usually take, but to please watch my speed, and told me to have a good day. It seems to me like they actually relax a little when they see my permit, and know I'm one of the good guys.

[apdturbo]

maybe if all cops were super hot chicks there would be less hostility toward cops.

[yqtszhj]

I had a neighbor about 4 years ago. Her and her husband were cops. She was HOT petite blonde, real sweet voice, always jogged, the most kind person you could speak to.

One day she was out jogging and there was the neighborhood nusance kid (a big boy) going into her garage rambling around. She was him, yelled "HEY YOU, FREEZE!" It was a 100 yards and she was in his face in a second.

Man, she ran like a bolt of lightning to get this kid. I have never seen anyone run so fast. She gained a whole new level of respect from me that day. I never looked at her a just cute again.

[OldLincoln]

Well, if I get stopped, the chances are good that he/she was in diapers when I got the last one. 30 years no stop and I'm more careful now than I have been. Don't find many reasons to hurry these days. I'm more afraid that it will be for something stupid, in line with my age.

[QuercusMax]

Um, well, hot or not ... to get back to what I think the original subject of this thread was:

The last time I went through the required re-education for my carry permit (this was in Minnesota), the instructor spend some time talking about what to do if pulled over by the cops while you are carrying. This has never happened to me, so I am just relating the experience of others.

The instructor had discussed this with his fellow instructors, and even among themselves could not come to agreement on what they should do. (Minnesota does not require you to disclose.)

But when he was pulled over for not wearing a seatbelt one day while carrying, he immediately told the officer "Just to avoid any misunderstanding, I have a permit to carry and I have a loaded firearm in my console."

Apparently the officer had never dealt with this before and became quite perplexed - didn't know how to handle it.

But in the end, the office thanked the instructor for letting him know, told him that "you are not the type that I am worried about" and just gave him a warning. Upon talking about it with fellow instructors later, 8 of them all reported substantially similar events during such encounters.

I have only been pulled over once - by a local cop at a speed trap in Arizona that I have not forgiven - so hopefully will not have to figure this one out for myself, but I think the advice is good.

Any current or former LEO's out there who would care to comment?