Needed a firearm Attorney in Wilkes-Barre/Hazelton area

[edstephan]

Man cited after showing weapon

A friend of mine was charged with harassment for displaying a gun while driving on Interstate 80 in Tobyhanna Township on Thursday night, state police at Hazleton said.

Police said a driver ahead of my friends vehicle saw a gun as their vehicles approached a work area, got frightened and let Herring's vehicle pass him after they exited the work area. The man flagged down a trooper, which led to My friends vehicle being stopped at 9:19 p.m., police said.

My friend had a permit to carry a concealed weapon and never pointed the gun at the other driver, police said.


An OC Activist and 1 of the 3%
Ed Stephan

[ImminentDanger]

Was your friend in some type of dispute with this witness on the highway??

Here's a thread with my list of PA Attorneys who specialize in Gun Law....
http://forum.pafoa.org/general-2/60940-lawyer.html

Although, I think someone posted last time that one of those passed away...

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[GunLawyer001]

Was your friend in some type of dispute with this witness on the highway??

Here's a thread with my list of PA Attorneys who specialize in Gun Law....
http://forum.pafoa.org/general-2/60940-lawyer.html

Although, I think someone posted last time that one of those passed away...

...

Yes, sadly, C. Scott Shields did pass away recently.

[ViperGTS19801]

Doesn't matter if he pointed it at anyone. Displaying a firearm in any manner while driving will almost always be considered a threat of lethal force and rightfully so. There is NO - I repeat...

NO

reason for a firearm, specifically a pistol, to be visible to anyone outside of the vehicle at any time unless the owner of said pistol is in immediate fear of his life. Peri-fucking-od.

[edstephan]

Thanks ImminentDanger and GunLawyer001
He didn't display his pistol but tried to take a picture of the guys license with his cell phone.
The guy could not even describe the pistol because it was never displayed


An OC Activist and 1 of the 3%
Ed Stephan

[9orangeletters]

Thanks ImminentDanger and GunLawyer001
He didn't display his pistol but tried to take a picture of the guys license with his cell phone.
The guy could not even describe the pistol because it was never displayed


An OC Activist and 1 of the 3%
Ed Stephan

Okay... then how did ScaredyPants McCallaTrooper know that that particular vehicle had a gun in it? Are they employing the ironic Sarah Brady shotgun approach? I don't mean to pry too much but there's considerable details that are left out. We go from "In a construction area driving" to "cited for flashing a firearm".

[-JD-]

Thanks ImminentDanger and GunLawyer001
He didn't display his pistol but tried to take a picture of the guys license with his cell phone.
The guy could not even describe the pistol because it was never displayed


An OC Activist and 1 of the 3%
Ed Stephan

This sounds awfully familiar ... http://forum.pafoa.org/pennsylvania-...convicted.html

[God's Country]

Doesn't matter if he pointed it at anyone. Displaying a firearm in any manner while driving will almost always be considered a threat of lethal force and rightfully so. There is NO - I repeat...

NO

reason for a firearm, specifically a pistol, to be visible to anyone outside of the vehicle at any time unless the owner of said pistol is in immediate fear of his life. Peri-fucking-od.

What if the gun was lying on the seat or dash, holstered or otherwise? No crime there with a LTCF.

[kadar]

Okay... then how did ScaredyPants McCallaTrooper know that that particular vehicle had a gun in it?

Bumper sticker ?

[chivvalry]

Bumper sticker ?

That's my thought... and one reason I don't have any gun related stickers on my car.