Videos tagged with Duty to Notify

This video discusses the legal and tactical implications of firearm carriage during traffic stops, focusing on the concept of 'duty to notify' in Minnesota and the importance of clear communication between concealed carriers and law enforcement. Instructor Mike emphasizes that while Minnesota has a conditional duty to notify, proactive communication from the carrier can build rapport and enhance safety. He criticizes instructors who provide advice without sufficient experience in police procedure or human psychology under stress, highlighting how miscommunication and emotional responses can escalate dangerous situations. The video also touches on the broader responsibilities of firearms instructors to provide accurate, context-aware training that considers the psychological impact of visual aids and the nuances of law enforcement interactions.

North Dakota became the 14th state to enact constitutional carry on March 23, 2017, allowing law-abiding citizens aged 18 and over to carry a concealed handgun for self-protection with a valid ID. The state also maintains a duty to notify law enforcement of a firearm during traffic stops. This legislation, HB 1169, passed swiftly through the state's legislative bodies before being signed into law by Governor Doug Burgum.