Carrying in WI: If stopped by an LEO, do you have to inform him that you are carrying?

[vito]

I've carried in WI on my non-resident PA permit, but wondered if I am obligated to inform an LEO if I am stopped for a traffic or other offense?

[SFC Stu]

Please see www.handgunlaw.us

[KingWalleye]

Here is your answer.

 

 

Displaying License to Law Enforcement Officers.

When carrying a concealed weapon, a licensee must at all times have with him or her the license document and photo ID and

must display them upon request of a law enforcement officer acting in an official capacity. Failure to have or present a license and photo ID when carrying a concealed weapon carries a penalty of a forfeiture of not more than $25 unless the person presents, within 48 hours, his or her license to the law enforcement agency.

[lockman]

Here is your answer.

 

 

Displaying License to Law Enforcement Officers.

When carrying a concealed weapon, a licensee must at all times have with him or her the license document and photo ID and

must display them upon request of a law enforcement officer acting in an official capacity. Failure to have or present a license and photo ID when carrying a concealed weapon carries a penalty of a forfeiture of not more than $25 unless the person presents, within 48 hours, his or her license to the law enforcement agency.

 

Short answer: NO

[SFC Stu]

Here is your answer.

 

 

Displaying License to Law Enforcement Officers.

When carrying a concealed weapon, a licensee must at all times have with him or her the license document and photo ID and

must display them upon request of a law enforcement officer acting in an official capacity. Failure to have or present a license and photo ID when carrying a concealed weapon carries a penalty of a forfeiture of not more than $25 unless the person presents, within 48 hours, his or her license to the law enforcement agency.

 

Short answer: NO

 

I never tell unless the officer asks.

[lockman]

Here is your answer.

 

 

Displaying License to Law Enforcement Officers.

When carrying a concealed weapon, a licensee must at all times have with him or her the license document and photo ID and

must display them upon request of a law enforcement officer acting in an official capacity. Failure to have or present a license and photo ID when carrying a concealed weapon carries a penalty of a forfeiture of not more than $25 unless the person presents, within 48 hours, his or her license to the law enforcement agency.

 

Short answer: NO

 

I never tell unless the officer asks.

 

Isn't that called don't ask don't tell?

[moparcardave]

In Texas you are required to, with a Texas license they already know but if another chl license from another state you are required to.