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There’s no winner here. This man got pulled over in a routine traffic stop. He disclosed to the officers that he had a concealed carry permit. During what was a routine pat down he was accidentally shot by the female officer? With what looks like his own weapon. Who... show more

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He was 17 and illegally carrying his weapon in a different state…vs a man who didn’t draw his weapon and was old enough to carry a weapon and had a permit….

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Watters: He did have a concealed carry permit. He did not have an ID on him, and we don't know whether he alerted officers that he was carrying, which is what everybody with a concealed permit is instructed to do when countered by law enforcement.

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This guy just rips into this officer. 😳 Anyone that ever had a bad day only to be iced off by getting pulled over? That seems to be where this guy is right here. He says just about everything that someone wants to say on a day like that, but usually we do not. He also brings up an interesting debate.. The law says he must present his ID and technically he is presenting it. Does that mean he needed to hand it to the officer or was he legal in what he did?

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29,410 views • 1 year ago

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