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mojo84 wrote:

Glockster wrote:

ron_houston wrote:About 10 years ago I was stopped on Telephone Road next to Hobby Airport on my Harley. As the officer walked up I kept my hands on the grips and said "officer, I have a Texas CHL and I am armed" he stepped back (and in an obvious show of superiority) un-snapped his holster. He asked where by weapon was and I told him in a shoulder holster under my left arm. I was wearing a leather vest and all he said was "do not unbutton your vest". He proceeded to give me a warning ticket for my tail-light not being "bright enough". My Harley was less than a month old 2005 Super Glide. I went to the nearest dealer and handed the service manager the warning. He laughed and said that he got about one a week from that same officer. It seems the officer's wife left him for a biker.
You just never can tell.

So did you pay the ticket?

What's to pay when he got a warning?

Stew wrote:Evening all,

Just providing a update. I hired a fantastic attorney and he worked hard to get my weapon released. Now the retaliation against me has immediately begun with the Seargent filing paperwork with the state to have my CHL revoked to which I will continue to fight for my right to legally carry and ride free in this great state. As I stated earlier I have did nothing wrong. This is profiling at the highest level. I am in the final stages of filing a civil rights lawsuit against all involved. Once again thank you all for the advice.

Be Blessed

Stew wrote:Evening all,

Just providing a update. I hired a fantastic attorney and he worked hard to get my weapon released. Now the retaliation against me has immediately begun with the Seargent filing paperwork with the state to have my CHL revoked to which I will continue to fight for my right to legally carry and ride free in this great state. As I stated earlier I have did nothing wrong. This is profiling at the highest level. I am in the final stages of filing a civil rights lawsuit against all involved. Once again thank you all for the advice.

Be Blessed

cprems wrote:Do you belong to a recognized "MC"? Did you have any patches visible that would lead the PD to believe you were?

I'm interested in your case from a purely non partisan perspective. I have friends who ride in clubs and have no association with known outlaw "clubs".

Thanks.

EEllis wrote:

cprems wrote:Do you belong to a recognized "MC"? Did you have any patches visible that would lead the PD to believe you were?

I'm interested in your case from a purely non partisan perspective. I have friends who ride in clubs and have no association with known outlaw "clubs".

Thanks.

He has used the "lingo" that people use when trying to give the impression they belong to an "outlaw" club but denies it is such, nor will he just state the name of the club. To me it sure seems like he is either trying to give a certain impression or he is in a club, or tributary club, that could very well meet the definition of a "Gang". Heck he won't even confirm or deny that he wears a 3 patch cut. If he is playing the same game with the cops then no wonder he didn't get his gun back.

My patch is a 3 piece patch along with every other law enforcement motorcycle club who wears a 3 piece parch but are not profiled as such

mojo84 wrote:This comment implies you are in a MC that is made up of current and former law enforcement officers. Is that the case? I think some of us are curious to know if you are actually a victim of unscrupulous cops or are just playing one. Some of the things you've said tend to lead me to the latter.

My patch is a 3 piece patch along with every other law enforcement motorcycle club who wears a 3 piece parch but are not profiled as such

Stew wrote:

mojo84 wrote:This comment implies you are in a MC that is made up of current and former law enforcement officers. Is that the case? I think some of us are curious to know if you are actually a victim of unscrupulous cops or are just playing one. Some of the things you've said tend to lead me to the latter.

My patch is a 3 piece patch along with every other law enforcement motorcycle club who wears a 3 piece parch but are not profiled as such

Read the post in detail again,

Definitely not in a LE club the gentleman made reference to a 3 piece patch and it's meaning I my clubs patch is a 3 piece like LE clubs so to wear a 3 piece patch but they are not classified or profiled as law breaking individuals.

Stew wrote:

mojo84 wrote:This comment implies you are in a MC that is made up of current and former law enforcement officers. Is that the case? I think some of us are curious to know if you are actually a victim of unscrupulous cops or are just playing one. Some of the things you've said tend to lead me to the latter.

My patch is a 3 piece patch along with every other law enforcement motorcycle club who wears a 3 piece parch but are not profiled as such

Read the post in detail again,

Definitely not in a LE club the gentleman made reference to a 3 piece patch and it's meaning I my clubs patch is a 3 piece like LE clubs so to wear a 3 piece patch but they are not classified or profiled as law breaking individuals.

Stew wrote:

mojo84 wrote:This comment implies you are in a MC that is made up of current and former law enforcement officers. Is that the case? I think some of us are curious to know if you are actually a victim of unscrupulous cops or are just playing one. Some of the things you've said tend to lead me to the latter.

My patch is a 3 piece patch along with every other law enforcement motorcycle club who wears a 3 piece parch but are not profiled as such

Read the post in detail again,

Definitely not in a LE club the gentleman made reference to a 3 piece patch and it's meaning I my clubs patch is a 3 piece like LE clubs so to wear a 3 piece patch but they are not classified or profiled as law breaking individuals.