In article >,
Daniel W. Rouse Jr. > wrote:
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>To be smart, one should always have their driver's license on them, and
>their registration and proof of insurance in a small wallet that can be kept
>in the glove compartment or center console compartment within the vehicle.
>Then, when going for the license and registration/proof of insurance, tell
>the officer something like: "I'm reaching for my wallet to get my license",
>then get the license and give it to the officer. Then say something like
>"I'm going to open this center console compartment to get the registration
>and proof of insurance", then get it and give the registration/proof of
>insurance to the officer. Don't give them any reason to suspect resistance.
>Don't give them any reason to think there is any sort of threat.

Just roll over, cringe, and show your belly.
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