Wife got pulled over today...

[Steve in PA]

Because it is an illegal disclosure of LTCF information that is supposed to be restricted. PSP is supposed to only be disclosing that information to LEO if required for an investigation. Example: I forgot my wallet, cop wants to verify I have a LTCF.

PSAP dispatchers have absolutely zero reason to have access to LTCF information. A LEO only has a need to have that information as part of an investigation.

I'm assuming that is why Luzerne County stopped automatically disclosing that information.

[Gun]

Asking a person if they are carrying, upon knowledge of their possession of an LTCF, is more a rhetorical question, unless the LEO needs to arrest this person.

LEOs should assume the holder of an LTCF is carrying a firearm, period.

This is not rocket science.

[MedicCop]

Because it is an illegal disclosure of LTCF information that is supposed to be restricted. PSP is supposed to only be disclosing that information to LEO if required for an investigation. Example: I forgot my wallet, cop wants to verify I have a LTCF.

PSAP dispatchers have absolutely zero reason to have access to LTCF information. A LEO only has a need to have that information as part of an investigation.

How would you expect an officer on the street without access to that information obtain it without the PSAP obtaining it for them? Like it or not, logistically, the PSAP is the point at which sensitive data is obtained/transmitted on behalf of law enforcement.

And the law does not state "part of an investigation", it says "within the scope of their official duties".

[Bang]

Guess official duties includes disregarding constitutional provisions.

[MedicCop]

Guess official duties includes disregarding constitutional provisions.

Which provisions are they?

[Bang]

....shall not be questioned.

[normanvin]

How would you expect an officer on the street without access to that information obtain it without the PSAP obtaining it for them? Like it or not, logistically, the PSAP is the point at which sensitive data is obtained/transmitted on behalf of law enforcement.

And the law does not state "part of an investigation", it says "within the scope of their official duties".

Define "scope of their official duties"

[john9001]

Define "scope of their official duties"

Anything and everything.

Quote from movie Gorky Park, "the KGB decides what is the business of the KGB".

[normanvin]

Anything and everything.

Quote from movie Gorky Park, "the KGB decides what is the business of the KGB".

So he could be on official duty while taking a crap?

[donotknowme]

....shall not be questioned.

He's not questioning her right just questioning if she was exercising her right.