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Message: <blockquote data-quote="enuf" data-source="post: 3842449" data-attributes="member: 33638"><p>I do get the tension thing, tempers flying, and such - I'd hope that an LEO, upon arrival, would use the good judgment to evaluate the situation. If everyone is calm and getting along then it would be their job to pay attention and make sure things stayed that way. If the LEO pulls up, he ought to be able to identify fairly quickly if anyone is under the influence, they are supposed to be trained for that; now, he would be in a new game other than the accident. If tempers are flaring, this is another situation. I would also think that if an LEO feels it necessary to seize any legal weapons, they should at that time inform the carrier(s) that upon a peaceful departure they could have it back - at that time! Not go through all the BS of getting it back. What is bad wrong is - if my gun is taken, recovered from a robbery, whatever - once it is in the law's possession, I'd have to go through the process of getting it back the same as if I were buying it new. That is just wrong, if there are no records on me and it is clearly my gun, give me my gun please, and thank you very much.</p></blockquote><p></p>