LK>> one for themselves.  :-)  The only time I've had a cop who didn't know
 LK>> me ask about my pack was at Wally World when I stopped in at about 6:30
 LK>> AM on my way to work for some allergy drugs.  Was an off-duty female
 LK>> deputy, who simply asked me if I was wearing a "fanny pack".  Well, I
 LK>> was, duh!, but knew damn well what she was talking about so whipped out
 LK>> my permit and flashed it at her.  She gave me a sort of dirty look when
 LK>> I did, though; must've been hoping for some "action" to break up the
 PN>  I wonder...what would she have used for probably cause to
 PN>  have detained and searched you if you'd either refused to
 PN>  answer or said "no?"
She'd'a made up =something=, I'm sure.  She was looing a bit tired and out of
sorts or bored so she'd probably spent all night thinking up things to hang
on somebody.  :-)  Actually, I don't have too much problem with most LEOs;
they're mostly just grunts out making a living.  I'm batting about .750
between good and bad experiences with them.  With all the hell my older step
daughter put us through we had quite a lot of contact with them.  :-(
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