https://www.capitol.hawaii.gov/hrscurrent/Vol03_Ch0121-0200D/HRS0134/HRS_0134-0007_0002.htm


Just in case.  But if push came to shove, I will not fight the police.

Edit: I didn't read it.

Assuming you know they are cops?

I dunno, in a disaster I will not have time to pick and choose targets, so cops should stay clear unless immediate assistance is needed.

Assuming you know they are cops?

I dunno, in a disaster I will not have time to pick and choose targets, so cops should stay clear unless immediate assistance is needed.

Stranger:  Police! I'm here to confiscate your firearms.

Me:  Let me call 911 to confirm your identity. 
Damn, the cell service is jammed with people calling their relatives. 
Come back with a warrant, or when cellular services are available again.

Stranger:  I have a badge and ID.

Me:  Then you should know what you're doing is illegal. 
I'm not letting my guns be taken by someone whose identity I can't confirm with Police HQ.
Have a nice day.

Stranger:  Police! I'm here to confiscate your firearms.

Me:  Let me call 911 to confirm your identity. 
Damn, the cell service is jammed with people calling their relatives. 
Come back with a warrant, or when cellular services are available again.

Stranger:  I have a badge and ID.

Me:  Then you should know what you're doing is illegal. 
I'm not letting my guns be taken by someone whose identity I can't confirm with Police HQ.
Have a nice day.

^^^This actually is a very good rebuttable.  Until they say "look outside at my cop car in the front".

"Sorry windows get tape on them, as per hurricane recommendations (or left on from Iniki)."

Edit: I didn't read it.

It states our law about how PD can't come to confiscate weapons during an emergency or natural disaster.  Like how they did during Katrina.

So I printed  a hard copy because the internet might be down so you can't pull it from your phone.

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^^^This actually is a very good rebuttable.  Until they say "look outside at my cop car in the front".

"Sorry windows get tape on them, as per hurricane recommendations (or left on from Iniki)."

Anyone can steal a Cop car.  In Mililani, he'd most likely be in his private, tax-payer-subsidized vehicle anyway.

Vehicles are not ID verification.  For all I know, it's a Cop who's going around taking guns without proper direction to do so.

Trust, but verify.