Indiana Gun Permit - Do you have to holster?

[eldirector]

Your friend have as camera? Snap a pic of the ticket, and post it up. I gotta see this....

 

[jamie12]

He is sending to me tonight.

 

[jgreiner]

Looks like another local LEO doesn't know the Indiana statutes. imagine that. :/

 

[68_F100]

 

[Scutter01]

Is there an IC citation on the UTT?

I think somebody here is confused about either what happened or what the ticket was for. I'm going with "everybody" on this one.

 

[Signal23]

I am feeling all jambed up here, can we all just hug and start over????

 

[Scutter01]

I am feeling all jambed up here, can we all just hug and start over????

Can we do it without the hug?

 

[Kirk Freeman]

think somebody here is confused about either what happened or what the ticket was for. I'm going with "everybody" on this one.

Oh, is this like an INGO version of Clue?

My guess: rhino in the library with the frozen parrot.

 

[ATM]

Oh, is this like an INGO version of Clue?

My guess: rhino in the library with the frozen parrot.

Remarkable bird, the Norwegian Blue. Beautiful plumage!

 

[Scutter01]

Oh, is this like an INGO version of Clue?

My guess: rhino in the library with the frozen parrot.

Not fair. It's always Rhino with some dead animal.

 

[ATM]

Not fair. It's always Rhino with some dead animal.

E's not dead, just restin'.

 

[infiremedic07]

 

[flightsimmer]

Delaware Co. in Indiana

Well! I'm glad we cleared that up. LOL

 

[infiremedic07]

Cant wait to see which IC this guy is supposed to have violated. IF it turns out to be bogus then a call to Guy may be in order.

And as always

 

[LANShark42]

E's not dead, just restin'.

Pinin' for the fjords...

 

[JettaKnight]

A friend was pulled over for speeding and told by a State Police Officer in Delaware that he had a pistol in the car. The officer asked to see it and my friend pulled in out of his pocket. The officer then wrote him a ticket for not having the gun in a holster. The officer gave him his gun back but he has to pay a fine or go to court. I am not familiar with this so any input would be appreciated.

1. Delaware Co, Indiana (check)
2. You're saying the ticket was NOT for speeding, but for any firearm related offense, right?
3. You said the officer told the driver he has a gun. How was it that the officer was able to declare this fact? Psychic perhaps?
EDIT: Wait, maybe the officer was stating that he, himself, had his own gun, but it was in Delaware. So where was the traffic stop? And how did your friend get a hold of the officer's gun?


A few commas would help us understand what you're trying say.

 

[Shootsforfun]

 

[half-glocked]

A few commas would help us understand what you're trying say.

Isn't that always the way?

I'm not going to lie, I'm mostly tossing my in so that I can subscribe to this thread for later when I'm on break at work. Should be fun.

 

[Black Cloud]

Here, let me try to clarify the story by re-wording it:

A friend of mine was recently pulled over for speeding by a State Tropper in Delaware County. During the stop, my friend told the Officer that he had a firearm in the car. The Trooper then asked to see the firearm, so my friend complied with the request, and removed it from his pocket and handed it to the Trooper. Said officer then proceeded to write him a ticket not only for speeding, but also for not having a gun in a proper holster. The Trooper then handed my friend is gun back, telling him that he has to pay a fine or go to court. Now, I am not familiar with any law or Indiana Code that refers to this as a violation worthy of a fine or court, so any knowlegeable input, or coherent re-write by an awesome INGO member, would be greatly appreciated.

 

[fallenangel1]