Avoiding unnecessary searches during police stops
There has been a recent issue with a man who moved from Colorado back to New Jersey and has been arrested and thrown in jail for transporting firearms that he legally owned. I won’t go into the whole story, but it’s available with just a google search. From what I am reading about it now, there was something that occurred and the police made a stop and searched this individuals car, they found two unloaded handguns in the car and he was arrested. Transporting firearms in non-gun friendly States has been a real problem for those traveling across State lines for hunting trips. I had the opportunity to take a trip to Maine and I had to plot driving routes to avoid as many blue States as possible although avoiding all of them was impossible.
So many of my friends own SUV type vehicles and I have urged many of them to think about tinting the windows, not too dark, but darker than what they had, just because they can dramatically reduce their chances of having a theft by making it harder for the less honest in society, from seeing any firearms even in gun cases or valuables they are transporting. Most of the smash and grabs that I have heard of were for laptops and the CCW stuff was under or near it. Of all of the times I have ever been in a vehicle stop, being polite to a Police officer avoided any friction and I have never had issues with searches.






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