Jmac00
.475 A&M Magnum
the police know your CCW permit is tied to your Driver license. is there a statute where its written down
is there a *written* law that says ~~~
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eris
.45 acp
Here is Texas your DL number is printed on the CCW license itself.
Acer-m14
20×102mm Vulcan
what if you have none and ride horseback all the time ??
repete
.338 Win Mag
Then your bowlegged, silly.
You ccw does not come up when your DL is run. Period, end of story.
masterswimmer
.450/400 Nitro Ex
With all due respect ABG, does your PD use the same database as the NYSP? Is it possible they have access to info that local PD's don't have?
Deplorable Me
.700 Nitro Express
Yet.
Yet doesn’t apply to my statement. We haven’tyet established a moon base either.
My PD has more money and resources than the NYSP by a measure of about 700%.
Acer-m14
20×102mm Vulcan
I think a lot for get the simple things .. 911 call center .. built by lowest bidder .. , database's .. built by lowest bidder ..
unless its FUAC butt buddy knob sucker ..
EDIT ... why does DMV/ ECT check keep going down ?? LOL ..
unit xxx .. need a 29 on number .. sorry database is down ..
Saltwater60
.950 JDJ
It doesn’t come up when your DL number is run, but my father says there is another screen in the computer where you can look to see about a pistol permit or gun ownership. Do you find the same thing or is this a county by county thing?
Saltwater60
.950 JDJ
My PD has access to who owns guns. My father is a cop and tells me they do. My dad is very middle of the road on guns. It doesn’t come up whenthey do a simple DL run, but there is another screen to look at and it’s very easy to do. Not sure if it’s NCIC or whatever, but he says it’s there.
Heard the same from 2 ex Leo the day before yesterday.
Of course there is a separate pistol permit database. Running a drivers license does not reveal any info about guns.
meketrefe
.450/400 Nitro Ex
Is there a dutty to inform or you just STFU?
CCW permit is CC for a reason right?
CCW permit is CC for a reason right?
Truebeliever
6.5 Creedmoor
I wish they would start listening to people who actually know what they are talking about.
Saltwater60
.950 JDJ
While airborne guy does know what he’s talking about and is technically correct there is a way to run your name and get that information easily by the police officer stopping you at the side of the road. So while a simple run of your drivers license does not yeild that information toggle to another page on that same computer and that same cop in that same police car and they have that information. I just feel people need to know that information. Some cops are probably lazy, don’t care, or don’t feel the need to do this, but I’ll bet there are some that check the gun database ever car stopped.
But I guess to strictly answer the OP question I 100% agree with AG and that there is no law written connecting them together.
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Truebeliever
6.5 Creedmoor
Not quite.
The cop can run your name separately ( meaning manually entering your name and DOB) thru a separate AND LOCAL database . That means if you have a gun permit in Nassau county and they are running your name in Albany , it’s not popping up.
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Saltwater60
.950 JDJ
There are plenty of municipalities that have or are working on merging data. Erie and Niagara counties are working on that right now. You can’t say that is the case for everywhere.
Also my father specifically said it’s just a separate screen on the computer and said nothing of it being county based or local. That maybe the case and I’m not sure on that, but there is data sharing. Also now with the pistol permit renewals going through the NYSP there could be a state database. I know for a fact and it’s well known that all pistol permit records were shared with the Canadian border police. I know once I got my permit I get asked repeatedly if I have any weapons on me crossing the boarder.
When I run your license, NOTHING about a pistol permit comes up. All I get is your name, DOB, address, and prior moving violation convictions.
There is a database for pistol permit holders. HOWEVER, it's not tied to NCIC in this state. I have to call the desk officer and have the DO contact the Pistol Permit guys and have them run your information.
I can run a specific firearms sn if I have that information to see if it's been reported stolen. Same as running a VIN on a boat/car/trailer etc.
^ exactly what we have.
There’s no simple database to run a person to see if they have a pistol permit. It’s more complicated than that and it’s a totally different system that, in our case down here, isn’t even in the cars.
There’s no simple database to run a person to see if they have a pistol permit. It’s more complicated than that and it’s a totally different system that, in our case down here, isn’t even in the cars.