Do Indiana LEO's get flagged for LTCH holders

[LawDog76]

In Indiana there is no duty to inform. All agencies in Allen Co. will know if you have an LTCH only if it was applied for in Allen County. It will pop up on the CAD screen under involvements indicating if the permit is active, expired, or what not.

Hmmm could of swore I posted that on a previous page. Looks like someone is after his 50. J/K...Welcome to the forums Fred

 

[techno.m3]

Totally false.

If he runs you and you have a warrant, you're going in. If its a Felony warrant, he's probably going to inform you of it with a gun pointed at you. Gotta ticket for 12 over the limit in a 45 mph zone 6 months ago, well time time the 12 over in a 45 is going to cost you even more.

Thanks for the clarification, that is what I assumed.

Is there any possibility that something could be on your record that you would not have been informed of by an officer?

 

[LawDog76]

Thanks for the clarification, that is what I assumed.

Is there any possibility that something could be on your record that you would not have been informed of by an officer?

First thing that comes to mind would be a license suspension. But if you miss court for a traffic ticket (I'd also expect a warrant for a failure to appear.), refuse to take a BAC test, or don't make the arranged payments for a ticket you plead/found guilty for, you should know the suspension is on the way. If the BMV sends a request for your insurance info and you don't respond for any reason including moving to a new address, they will suspend your license.

Failure to make child support payments can result with a warrant being issued. But again you knows its on the way but don't know when.

 

[POC]

So, when the officer decides to disarm me during the stop, "paints" me with my own gun while trying to unload it because they don't know what they are doing, throws my gun in the trunk and tells me not to retrieve it until they leave...... would that be "courtesy" too? (I've read several accounts of this very thing on here)

Is this legal?

 

[techno.m3]

First thing that comes to mind would be a license suspension. But if you miss court for a traffic ticket (I'd also expect a warrant for a failure to appear.), refuse to take a BAC test, or don't make the arranged payments for a ticket you plead/found guilty for, you should know the suspension is on the way. If the BMV sends a request for your insurance info and you don't respond for any reason including moving to a new address, they will suspend your license.

Failure to make child support payments can result with a warrant being issued. But again you knows its on the way but don't know when.

Thanks for clearing that up! I have an inquisitive mind. +rep

 

[Customgod227]

Is this legal?

Doubt it, unless you get a cop that wants to be a di*k all day.

 

[jstwrit]

I was on a ride-along in Allen County with a friend of mine who said "yes" it'll flag a LTCH holder in their system when he runs a plate. Maybe its county-by-county or if the plate they run is from their county.

 

[LawDog76]

I was on a ride-along in Allen County with a friend of mine who said "yes" it'll flag a LTCH holder in their system when he runs a plate. Maybe its county-by-county or if the plate they run is from their county.

Yes, ANYONE who has APPLIED in Allen County will be "flagged" on Allen County computers.

 

[Bill of Rights]

An officer told me that the licenses signed off on in my county are entered into "RMS" (Records Management System). The result of this is that if my license comes up in my county, they'll have that I've paid my unConstitutional fee for permission to carry, however if I'm stopped in another county, there is nothing in their RMS to indicate that fact.

Blessings,
Bill

 

[WIZZO499]

Personally, if I'm getting pulled over for some traffic infraction, the gun on my hip has nothing to do with the situation. He's not finding out about it unless he asks. I won't lie about it. Being polite or courteous has nothing to do with it.