Conceal Carry - Officer runs drivers licences check

[FoxtArt]

There is an informal way to do it depending on the software the individual county uses.

Software like AEGIS when the Sheriff creates a permit for you, it creates a profile in AEGIS. When officers (including municipal in those counties) run your info, a profile comes up with jack diddly shit attached to it, if the county does interagency shares of records, and most do.

They know that means you have a permit.

So the true answer is, by statutory law no, but certain counties have a loophole, unintentional way of showing that someone is likely a CCW holder. It's not absolute, and if you have a record in the county then they won't guess it, but if you're a clean green lima bean, yeah, they'll know in those places.

ETA: I know Mesa and Montrose counties can tell last I knew (through this loophole) I believe Delta is interagency as well. Outside of that, I've never cared to poke which other counties have this ability.

[kidicarus13]

There answer is no. Colorado used to enter CHP holders into a database but the law was changed several years ago.

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[OneGuy67]

I am in LE and the answer is "No". The ability through CCIC/NCIC was removed several years ago.

[Circuits]

If they know, they do not know so lawfully, at least not regarding CO permits, by CO law enforcement.

No telling what endorsements or registrations may come up on federal or out-of-state combined information, though - as there is no standard on what must, or may, or may not be delivered on a wants/warrants check. Probably varies by agency and access level(s)

[funkymonkey1111]

Weird my buddy is a Sergent with Colorado State Patrol and he just told me, yes they know.

wait, a cop that's full of shit? crazy

[Martinjmpr]

I wonder if it depends on the county. Probably 8 -9 years ago when I lived in Englewood I was stopped for rolling through a stop sign by a Denver cop. When he approached to ask for my DL and insurance, he said "I see you have a concealed weapons permit, are you carrying a firearm now?" I told him I was not. At that time I think I still had a Denver County CCW because I had originally lived in Denver when I applied for the permit. So I'm assuming the reason he knew I had a CCW was because it was accessible to him as a Denver record. I don't know if a non-Denver cop would have known.

[Doc45]

I am in LE and the answer is "No". The ability through CCIC/NCIC was removed several years ago.

Looks like here’s the answer currently. Just sayin’

[Ah Pook]

I am in LE and the answer is "No". The ability through CCIC/NCIC was removed several years ago.

The conspiracy continues...

<Sarcasm on full auto>

[Irving]

The police might not know, but I do. Don't get pulled over by me and we won't have any problems.

[FromMyColdDeadHand]

I wonder if it depends on the county. Probably 8 -9 years ago when I lived in Englewood I was stopped for rolling through a stop sign by a Denver cop. When he approached to ask for my DL and insurance, he said "I see you have a concealed weapons permit, are you carrying a firearm now?" I told him I was not. At that time I think I still had a Denver County CCW because I had originally lived in Denver when I applied for the permit. So I'm assuming the reason he knew I had a CCW was because it was accessible to him as a Denver record. I don't know if a non-Denver cop would have known.

Or he looked at you and thought that you might and asked. Or he just asks everyone that... Or that was before the prohibition on flagging CCWers.