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some really scary **** happened yesterday (non motorcycle related)!
- Thread starter rashidme
- Start date
you have no idea how it feels when there are guns right on your head. i didn't **** my pants for real.
No thank God they didn't.
so why would it go on record?
Thats what is bugging me!! At that time i had no idea what was happening, everything seemed to be spinning and the idea of me getting shot and my kid left like that just really shocked me. But thats what i heard the officer say that it will go on record.
Literally: adverb : meaning: actually; without exaggeration or inaccuracy: i.e. The city was literally destroyed.
Literally: adverb : meaning: actually; without exaggeration or inaccuracy: i.e. The city was literally destroyed.
yea i know. But no i didn't actually shwrewrt my pants. Would've been funny though, may be not!
Blame that on the bleeding heart Liberals (I'm not 100% conservative). Think of the children, kind of mentality.
I remember I was doing the exact same thing. My neighbour called the cops and stopped my bro. He asked him to open his trunk to search him. He declined.
You're living in the country so nobody would call the cops, but if that was in the city, they'll be there in 15mins.
I don't mind someone getting arrested for waving around a rifle like a toy, but if u are responsibly transporting it, I don't see the problem
killerkeith
Well-known member
If your lying about your unsoiled underpants why should we believe you now? You have no evidence except your word which means nothing now...we've already exposed one of your lies and it's only Post #29.
i dont care you believe it or not. It doesn't benefit me in anyway. I am just spreading the word so that other folks don't make a mistake like that.
It won't go on your 'record' so to speak, but most police agencies do record all enconters with individuals. Next time you encounter police they will have a record of the incident. I am not sure how wide spread this is shared across the various police agencies.
haha....
It will go into Toronto police records as a interaction with police. It will not show up as a charge or a conviction, but when Toronto Police Services run your name through the system on a later date they may simply ask you about the incident.
ok thanks. That is a little relief. I am thinking of calling tps and asking them the implications.
Sorry, but I couldn't help but think of all the people that believe in religion when I read this.
My friend and a few buddies were shooting off a potato gun in Georgetown about 15 years ago. He said, all of a sudden there were a bunch of flashlights and guys coming out of the woods surrounding them. Apparently Halton police called the Brampton swat team (or whatever they are called). No charges were laid because my friend had rescued some lost kids earlier that year, so the cops obviously took the gun and let them go.
redridernl
Well-known member
Had a similar situation a long time ago. Guns drawn, serious business but once they found out it was a pellet gun they calmed down and let me keep it.
I call BS. It's perfectly legal to walk down the middle of the street with an air gun/pistol with a muzzle velocity of less than 152.4 m/second.
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