I was told that there is no actual law protocol on what a police officer is supposed to do regarding stopping someone who has a CPL and a firearm on their person.
I was also told that the cop doing the stop will handle it as he sees fit and to just cooperate with every instruction he has.
An instructor said his friend is a police officer and when he stops someone who has a CPL, he will get them out of their vehicle, cuff them, take away their firearm, put them into the back of his squad car and run their information. If they are clean the cop will have disassembled their handgun, uncuff them, put them back into their vehicle, then hand over the disassembled firearm, separate magazine and all bullets just loose in his hand then the cop will leave. The cop tells them while he's doing it that if they have a problem they can always file a complaint but it won't do any good.
I don't feel that any of that is acceptable and I have been wondering about it for awhile now.
SO can they actually do that? What are they really allowed to do?