Stay Woke Brehs: Everything the Police Can See When They Pull You Over

[King]

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Peep how they can read your name, address, race, ALL prior criminal history, and whether or not you have a license to carry.

Reminds me of this one breh I heard online who was a bounty hunter say that he got pulled over one day in a rural area and the cop was real serious, hand on the gun and everything looking to kill. His whole demeanor changed when the breh told him “I have a license to carry and a gun in the car” and then the cop chuckled a bit and let him go without saying anything.

He was going to use the fact that there was likely a gun in the car as justification for killing breh even though he knew that information before pulling him over.

 

[BaileyPark31]

Interesting.

 

[Laidbackman]

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Peep how they can read your name, address, race, ALL prior criminal history, and whether or not you have a license to carry.

Reminds me of this one breh I heard online who was a bounty hunter say that he got pulled over one day in a rural area and the cop was real serious, hand on the gun and everything looking to kill. His whole demeanor changed when the breh told him “I have a license to carry and a gun in the car” and then the cop chuckled a bit and let him go without saying anything.

He was going to use the fact that there was likely a gun in the car as justification for killing breh even though he knew that information before pulling him over.

But look what happened to Philando Castile for telling the cop basically the same thing. I hope you ain't tryna get somebody killed.

 

[King]

But look what happened to Philando Castile for telling the cop basically the same thing. I hope you ain't tryna get somebody killed.

I didn’t tell brehs to reveal that information.

I’m just saying that in the specific instance where the cop pulled over breh - he already knew he had a license to carry. Him revealing that information was just playing out the scenario the cop already had planned.

Black man, likely to have a gun in the car, that’s easy pickings for a cop wanting a “justified” kill.

Vid for context:


6:30

 

[Still Benefited]

This doesn't sound like much,at least not as much as I thought they could see.

 

[Laidbackman]

I didn’t tell brehs to reveal that information.

I’m just saying that in the specific instance where the cop pulled over breh - he already knew he had a license to carry. Him revealing that information was just playing out the scenario the cop already had planned.

Black man, likely to have a gun in the car, that’s easy pickings for a cop wanting a “justified” kill.

Vid for context:


6:30

They really need to start making it safer for permit carriers to carry while driving, especially after what happened to Philando Castile. Basically all Black men say similar things to what the guy said he told that cop when he got pulled over, whether they're carrying or not. I know I usually do, because I heard too many stories about cops pulling out their guns, especially when the person reaches for their glove compartment. Richard Pryor was the one that gave us this advice during a comedy show, imitating how he tells the cop exactly every move he makes while going for his drivers license, because he was a Black man. That advice stayed with me since.

But the best advice I heard for carriers is to already have your drivers license already on the dashboard for the cop, if you're a weapon carrier. This is why they should issue us one drivers license to carrying in our wallets, and one to stay in our cars, just like they do when they issue drivers registrations.

 

[old pig]

ya I knew this from when a black cop stopped me for some shyt I don’t even remember…truth be told I don’t think he even had a legit reason to stop me but the first question he asked is do I have a firearm in the car so I answered truthfully and he told me he already knew and next time as a “courtesy” I should tell the police officer upfront that I have a CCW so it won’t look like I’m hiding something

 

[King]

ya I knew this from when a black cop stopped me for some shyt I don’t even remember…truth be told I don’t think he even had a legit reason to stop me but the first question he asked is do I have a firearm in the car so I answered truthfully and he told me he already knew and next time as a “courtesy” I should tell the police officer upfront that I have a CCW so it won’t look like I’m hiding something

The officer already knew - it’s one of the first thing that pops up on their computer when they pull you over. It’s procedure to scan I don’t even believe they exit their vehicle until the scan is complete, which is rare because they would have already scanned while you’re still driving.

These computers are nationwide even in rural areas

Point blank period it was racist and the cop was fukking with you. He 1000% you were concealed carry. Before he even stepped out of the car. They’re always looking for an excuse.

 

[MoveForward]

Yeah I already knew this… The whole license and registration sh*t is bs. They can see you picture as well if they want. I don’t carry my registration or proof of insurance, I always tell them that it should be in their system.

 

[Laidbackman]

A lot of times a cop won't pull you over on some bs, if he know you have the right to carry. He never knows if you're that crazy one that might blow him away if he drops his guard. Secondly, a lot of cops don't want to go through the hassles of going on trial or being indicted for shooting someone, especially since George Floyd. But if you have a bad cop, in a bad mode, you really have to watch your back. Just assume every cop that pulls you over is a bad cop, and take precaution.

 

[Laidbackman]

Yeah I already knew this… The whole license and registration sh*t is bs. They can see you picture as well if they want. I don’t carry my registration or proof of insurance, I always tell them that it should be in their system.

It's one of the biggest rackets ever! A lot of people don't realize it until the motor vehicle department do something like cancel their drivers license unjustly, and nobody does anything about it, like what happened to Korryn Gaines. These mugs can suspend your license without a hearing anytime they want, and make you pay hundreds to prove your innocence. This is what you agree to when you renew your license. And if you're a victim of one of their mistakes, like mistaken identity, they won't even let you renew.

 

[Originalman]

This is pretty much old news. Now the tech has been updated over the years. But much of this info has been available in cop cars computers for decades.

shyt in the blues brothers movie (1st one) they talked about Illinois state troopers having computers in there cars that could pull all their info.

 

[Originalman]

This is also why they say data is the new oil.

 

[Laidbackman]

This is pretty much old news. Now the tech has been updated over the years. But much of this info has been available in cop cars computers for decades.

shyt in the blues brothers movie (1st one) they talked about Illinois state troopers having computers in there cars that could pull all their info.

I didn't worry too much about it until I became a concealed carrier.

With the technology, the motor vehicles department can also suspend your drivers license at the push of a button, without warning, leaving you with the possibility of getting arrested and going to jail if you get pulled over. When these things start to happen, you begin to understand just how illegal this whole drivers license racket is. Meanwhile, you can't do anything without a driver license.

 

[saturn7]

I didn’t tell brehs to reveal that information.

I’m just saying that in the specific instance where the cop pulled over breh - he already knew he had a license to carry. Him revealing that information was just playing out the scenario the cop already had planned.

Black man, likely to have a gun in the car, that’s easy pickings for a cop wanting a “justified” kill.

Vid for context:


6:30

Once the police see that you are a concealed carry holder it is standard for them to ask if you are carrying at the time. If you, are their next question should be "where is it?".

They shouldn't be asking you to pull it out or to see it. They just need to know that it is secured and not within reach.
This is by the book stuff but we know all officers don't to that and end up escalating a situation.