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Teamless wrote:4T5, while that is your right to do so, I also am part of the belief that says these guys, for the most part, do a great job and I do not want to make it any harder.
Especially though, I would not want to make any enemies out of him or her, to the point where maybe you get off with a warning for whatever the violation is, but now you get to pay a fine.

Well, if you consider illegally disarming law-abiding citizens for no good reason, "do[ing] a good job", I would like to know what you call a "bad job". As far as making the job harder, if you can't handle the heat, get another job. And God forbid that you should stand up for your rights for fear of making the Law Enforcement Officer angry, after all, you might get a fine, ... or worse!

To a cop like that, we are all just potential criminals.

Come and take it!

There is a legal requirement to provide your CHL when presenting your TXDL. Since there is no legal requirement to inform the LEO whether or not you are armed, the next time I get pulled over, I might try this: After handing over TXDL, CHL, and ins card, if the officer asks if I am armed, I'll just say "I'm not answering any questions, everything that you need to know is on the documents that I just handed to you." What is he going to do, cuff and search me for not answering his question, which would be illegal? Arrest me? For what?