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Posted On:
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Yeah, cops won't sweat that. Another good place is just to put them on the stearing wheel. You would be surprised how well you can see into someone's car at night when the lights are pointed into the car.
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Hi Matt. Please don't derail this thread any further. It's in the Armory.
Now as a PSA, I will say that I've had more than one police officer tell me that the safest thing to do is place your hands at the top of the steering wheel where they are easily visible. If you have a gun in the car, remove the magazine, lock the slide in the open position and place them on the dash where they are also easily visible.Last edited by jnp; 12/21/2011 12:44pm at .
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Posted On:
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I believe it would be a good idea to do so as soon as possible when you get pulled over, preferably before the officer gets out of his car.
I would definitely not do this if the officer was already out of his car and walking toward mine. However, I'd like to hear what some of our LEO members recommend as I am certainly no expert in this area.If you do not test yourself against the unknown, how can you truly know if the tools you possess actually work? -
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From my experience, I preferred the subject keep as upright as possible, with no furtive movement. Hands on top of steering wheel, as already pointed out. Would not hurt to roll down your window and turn the engine off. Any movement remotely resembling your attempting access to a weapon will automatically result in my weapon being unholstered. Pretty much best to sit and wait for directions from the officer.
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Proper procedure when a LEO pulls you over