mercutio545
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For instance, if I was out shopping and walked past one and he told me to give him the weapon, could I say no and refuse? I know that it would be less trouble just to give it to him and get it sorted out, but if it's my right not to relenquish it to the LEO, then I'm not going to.
*By the way, this hasn't happened to me recently, I was just thinking about the time last May when a Richmond LEO took my shotgun away from me when I was OC'ing with it (walking it from the car to the apartment, about 1-2 blocks), and threatened me with felony charges. Just want to make sure that I can refuse and stand up for myself without breaking the law.
For instance, if I was out shopping and walked past one and he told me to give him the weapon, could I say no and refuse? I know that it would be less trouble just to give it to him and get it sorted out, but if it's my right not to relenquish it to the LEO, then I'm not going to.
*By the way, this hasn't happened to me recently, I was just thinking about the time last May when a Richmond LEO took my shotgun away from me when I was OC'ing with it (walking it from the car to the apartment, about 1-2 blocks), and threatened me with felony charges. Just want to make sure that I can refuse and stand up for myself without breaking the law.