Lawyer: When Police Ask "Do You Have Any Guns?" – Say These 9 Words

Lawyer: When Police Ask "Do You Have Any Guns?" – Say These 9 Words
If a police officer asks whether you have firearms in your vehicle during a traffic stop, what you say in the next 10 seconds could mean the difference between driving away or facing criminal charges. Most gun owners get this completely wrong.

This video gives you the EXACT words to say when an officer asks about guns—whether you're legally carrying, have a firearm secured in your vehicle, or are traveling with passengers. You'll learn the specific 9-word response that protects your constitutional rights without giving law enforcement ammunition to use against you.

I break down three real-world scenarios: dealing with a cooperative officer, handling an aggressive or hostile officer, and navigating the worst-case situation with multiple officers and passengers. You'll see exactly how to respond in each case while staying within your legal rights.

You'll also learn the four most common responses that gun owners give during traffic stops—and why each one can turn a simple encounter into a criminal investigation, even when you've done nothing wrong.

What You'll Learn:
The exact 9-word script that protects your Fifth and Sixth Amendment rights
Two backup variations for different situations and officer questions
How to handle duty-to-inform requirements in states that require disclosure
Why "being helpful" and over-explaining creates legal nightmares
The difference between lawful compliance and answering incriminating questions.
Common mistakes that turn legal gun owners into criminal suspects
How to stay calm and protected when officers get aggressive or confrontational

IMPORTANT LEGAL DISCLAIMER: This video provides general educational information about constitutional rights and police encounters involving firearms. This is NOT personal legal advice. I am not a lawyer. Laws vary significantly by state, and duty-to-inform requirements, transport laws, and carry laws differ depending on your location. If you are facing any legal issue involving firearms or law enforcement, consult with a qualified attorney licensed in your state immediately. Do not rely solely on this video for legal guidance in your specific situation.

Your rights exist to protect you. Learn how to use them correctly when it matters most.