Florida man searched in Maryland due to his CCW

[rbeau30]

Kally says, “I don’t know.” Retelling it later she says, “And that’s all I should have said.” Instead, attempting to be helpful, she added, “Maybe in the glove [box]. Maybe in the console. I’m scared of it. I don’t want to have anything to do with it. I might shoot right through my foot.”

We have a mutual agreement not to talk to law enforcement. They are not your friend. Plus I would have never married someone afraid of guns. That is a deal-breaker for me. Even if she has a magic vagina.

[davsel]

But wait, it gets better...

The people over at the "ConservativeTreeHouse" are digging into this story.

From: http://theconservativetreehouse.com/...er/#more-75456

Maryland State has a network of technical security databases which access the databases of all other states who comply and coordinate with them. For states who do not willfully comply, or those who are not set up to align technically, Maryland mines data from various LEO systems.


Maryland has a rather innocuous sounding name for the intelligence hub which contains this data, it’s called Maryland Coordination and Analysis Center.


The intelligence analysis hub has access to, and contains, Florida’s CCW list (among other identification systems) and mines the state’s database systems for vehicle plate numbers of the holders. These license plate numbers are then stored in a cross referencing database within the Maryland Coordination and Analysis Center.


The database is directly connected to another Maryland technological system – Their ALPR (Automatic License Plate Reader) system is synergized with the MCAC Hub.