Some police would like to believe that it did. From AmmoLand: Qualified Immunity Denied to Police in Unconstitutional Search of Gun Owner
This case has been going through the courts since November of 2018. The cop, Officer Nicholas Andrzejewski of Waterbury, Connecticut, was sued for violation of the fourth amendment rights of Basel Soukaneh. Andrzejewski lost at the trial. And just lost his appeal.
The judges also ruled that just because someone has a firearm or a gun permit does not give law enforcement probable cause to conduct a search of someone’s vehicle or arrest someone. Andrzejewski admitted in testimony that the firearms license was the only “probable cause” he had. The judges highlighted that if a firearm could be considered probable cause, then anyone carrying a gun would have to give up their Fourth Amendment protections. The liberal judges are no friend to gun owners, but even they believed this situation went too far.
So the lawsuit, brought by Mr. Soukaneh, can go forward.
The hat tip for this goes to Liberty Doll, and her video No Qualified Immunity for Cop Who Harassed Gun Owner. The video is 10 and a half minutes long.
And yes, you can find her on YouTube, but YT is trying to destroy every single channel that is related in any way to the 2nd Amendment, whether they fire guns, or just talk about second amendment rights.
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