You seem to just want to argue and do the childish one-up thing, just like your buddy Navy LCDR, who I think needs to start taking his meds again.
Didn't realize I was acting "childish" or "one-up-ing" anybody DAD! As for taking meds....maybe you oughta try a "chill pill" there yourself Dr. Love? I thought we were having an adult conversation here? I'm not here to run anyone in the ditch, but I'm not gonna be run in it by anyone either. You can play nice, or be a d*ck if you want to. But sooner than later, no one is going to respond to anything you post if all your gonna do is attack them. I've seen a bit of "needling" goin on here, but it ain't any worse than some other forums I've been on? Calling someone childish, or telling someone they need to get back on their meds, is just pickin for a fight.
Now do we want to discuss OC, or trade name-calling back and forth like a bunch of elementary school girls?
I responded to your post as intelligently as I could, and without attacking you. I've read it over again, and I don't see where I attacked you in any way? If I'm not entitled to have an opinion on anything you post from now on, just let me know. I'm sure someone else will take up my slack though! Maybe some of the others were right about that username of yours? Some of your rhetoric is sure starting to sound familiar! No hard feelings here though...I'm here to share and learn Daddy-O.
As for our debate....this is what I originally said,
Yesterday 02:16 AM #370
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U.S. ARMY VETERAN
Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Whites Landing, Ohio Posts: 28
Originally Posted by BC1
I often wondered how that works. When they run the plate before approaching the car does it pop up for the registration owner? Does he know before he approaches the car or does it pop when he runs the DL? What if the driver is not the registered owner?
MY RESPONSE TO BC1...
...Yeah, before he's even approached the stopped vehicle, he has run the plate. It will pop up automatically if the vehicle is registered to a CHP. He/she will know that there is already the possibility that there could be a firearm in the vehicle.
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THEN THIS IS WHAT YOU POSTED...
I think they run the license AFTER they stop you, not before. They usually don't have time to run the plate while they are in pursuit of stopping a vehicle. That's the reason you see stories of officers getting in fights and sometimes shot at traffic stops. They don't know what they got until they run the drivers license. The plate doesn't link to the crime computer, the drivers license does. The plate just shows who owns the car.
If your DL says one thing, and the plated says another, expect some time in the back of the squad car. LOL!
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AND YOU SAID "DUH" TO ME? MAYBE YOU SHOULD HAVE READ OUR CONVERSATION MORE CAREFULLY?
Neither BC1, nor myself said anything about having had a license ran before they stop someone? You did! And then you went on to say, "They usually don't have time to run the plate while they are in pursuit of stopping a vehicle." REALLY? sarcasm inserted here: I WOULD HAVE NEVER THOUGHT OF THIS?
Read BC1's post again...the car is already stopped in our conversation? We never said anything about running the DL "before" the car is stopped? We were talking about running the License plate before he approaches the stopped car? And in Ohio, I told you the License Plate is how they identify if the vehicle is registered to a CHL. Ohio calls their database "LEADS". BC1 is from NY. You, SC? I was explaining Ohio's procedure to him, because he inquired about it. Do you get it now? Because I think you just read it wrong? But it ain't worth getting bent over?