Man Gets Caught with Gun at Airport and No CCW Permit
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On February 7, 2022, deputies responded to a TSA security checkpoint after discovering a handgun at Key West International Airport in Florida. The man said he may have forgotten to remove it from his backpack. And the worst part… he didn’t have a concealed carry permit.
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The worst part was not that he had no govt central planning CCW "permission" to use his 2A right wherever he may be, reaffirmed by the SCOTUS just this year, it was that he was required to have one. Shall Not Be Infringed. At worst, he should've been given a ticket, had his weapon and ammo checked in for him in a special case, at his cost, and sent on his way. If the passengers on all the downed planes of 9/11 had been armed,* we would still be staring at those hideous post-modern towers to this day, the Pentagon would have been untouched and there'd be no memorial in a field in Pennsylvania. And the misnamed Patriot Act would not have become our domestic spying on the American People agency, with a rubber-stamp FISA court of cowards.
*Airline fuselages can take massive hits from debris and broken parts and still fly, so the movie depiction of a plane suddenly depressurizing after a gun shot to the fuselage is pure fiction. Cf. Aloha Airlines Flt 243.
@@uppityglivestockian the worst part is he stores his firearm in a backpack and has children in his house.
It wasn’t loaded…
Well if I'm gonna be famous on the internet, at least it wasn't OnlyFans! haha. I appreciate the Deputies and County Detention Officers that helped this go as smoothly as possible.
UPDATE: Finished off the community service hours, training course, and paid the fine. Just need to submit the paperwork to get it expunged. Got the pistol back too!
Your attitude during the whole ordeal is commendable. Hope for the best.
Thanks for the update bro. I commend you. Best to you and yr family.
Dont forget next time ;)
I’m pleasantly surprised you got the firearm back.
Accidents happen, and you owned up to it like a respectful and positive man. That is a SICK Glock by the way.
This guy is such a good sport. He knows he messed up and he took responsibility. A rarity.
he's a thug who illegally carried a firearm. there's no good sport about it.
Nahhh He knew he had it then lied his guts out. A very Common thing actually.
@@zenmode88 nah he was definitely honest with the officers. When he realized he likely left it in the bag he told them what pocket it was in
@@zenmode88 Your perception of humans is concerning...
@@zenmode88 do you believe that every person that's gotten arrested there bad guys
This is what we call a "Man". He knew he messed up he took responsibility and didn't freak out. Then he went peacefully. This is how things should be done.
I love videos where the culprit is completely compliant. It's such a nice change of pace. It reminds me that there are normal civilians out there that just mess things up, rather than only insanity. Hope you post more of these in the future!
The insane ones are 99.999% guilty of the crime and they were trying to get away with it. This is just negligence. Still a crime. Judge could dismissed the airport charge but the lack of CCW is a problem.
@@neverdemagain6043 CCW permit*. CCW stands for carrying a concealed weapon.
You know, I’m glad his charge was lessened. He was civil, took responsibility and accepted the consequences of his actions, even though it was an accident. Props to all those involved.
I wonder if him not asserting the 5th had anything to do with how he was treated and viewed after. Because he said several things to them that could have aggravated the charges in the extreme.
He talked about how he transported it across state lines in his trip to Florida, he admitted he knew he didn’t have a CCW and that it was illegal, and while I believe it was a honest mistake, a lot of what he said makes it sound like he knew, or should have known, it was in there.
@@nokiot9 It's circumstantial. The people who just invoke their rights are just hiding something and it just increases suspicion. I don't feel bad for what charges he gets, he has kids and yet he misplaces his firearm that easily? With rounds loaded?
Mistake or not that's one of the worst things you can do as a firearm holder, and it shows incompetence. Sadly that's a large portion of gunowners in this country who similarly treat their weapons.
Shouldnt be a charge at all. He has a 2nd amendment right to carry that firearm
@@kaydnburns5935 Not into an airport he doesn't. 🤡
Damn I wish this guy the best. Took responsibility, was respectful and empathetic to the officers even under the circumstances. What a standup guy. Very rare now days.
The bad guys are usually the nicest guys...
Seems like the exact sort of guy who should be allowed a firearm to protect his family. But no, good guys have to face consequences of laws created to keep bad guys from having guns.
White thug
@@ECsponger2 is this guy a bad guy in your opinion? Or just a good guy who made an honest mistake. This could happen to any of us, mind you carrying without a CCW is stupid
Cause he’s white
Andrew, you messed up, but you owned up to it. We all make mistakes, but you handled it with grace. I'm sorry if you're embarrassed about being on the internet, but as far as I can tell, you're a shining example of what to do when you drop the ball. Kudos to you, sir.
Crazy how relaxing everything is when you are relaxed polite and civil. Seems like a nice dude
At least he admitted to everything and told the truth, they helped him as much as they could
I think he lied and knew the gun was in the bag, because the gun was in the same pocket with some commonly used everyday items like a bottle of pills.
give gun a cops they need more guns
@@jacksak people make mistakes
Bs he knew what he was doing he's just playing stupid don't fall for it
@@StainderFin I had a stroke reading your comment
Glad they lessened the charge so he is not a “felon”
Just goes to show what attitude and acceptance of responsibility can do in situations like this
Doesn't matter, his name is permanently registered into their watchlist.
@@mithrandir491 well duhh nigga, but it isn’t that bad in his situation
@@mithrandir491 yes it does matter lol, now that hes not a felon he can still vote and can still possess fire arms. You sound ignorant
Responsibility for what exactly?
@@kaydnburns5935 For taking a loaded firearm into an airport?
I want to be as calm as him in my life
Yeah, he took responsibility, BUT a gun owner should *know* where their gun is at all times, and know that it is secure and safe at all times!!
It’s not just me, it’s everyone around me that’s always aware of my guns. You might as well be at a gun show when I flex. These babies aren’t going anywhere, but they are always loaded and ready to fire (Kisses each bicep). What’s up.
Exactly
@@RevAlSharptonz I bet a strong young pup like you could throw a pigskin a quarter mile
EXACTLY! Big brain comment. Forgetting you have a gun is kinda strange.
Definitely, a "numb nut move". 🙄
Damn. I feel bad for him. Definitely seems like an honest mistake. Tough lesson to learn. I’m glad he didn’t catch a felony over it.
I feel bad for every American in Florida that thinks they have a 2nd Amendment! What gets you a handshake in half the states gets you handcuffs in Florida.
@@coolmadmike this is illegal no matter where you are pal. No one is giving you a handshake for having a loaded gun in a bag with no permit to take it on a plane. With a permit you still need the mag to be removed and not in the gun.
I don't feel bad. Guy has kids and he misplaces his firearm just like that with rounds loaded? Its all ok until somebody gets hurt? Empathy is one of the most deadly mistakes, you can't justify something that bad.
It doesn't make him a bad person, but with that level of care, he should never own a gun.
Definitely caught a felony charge
@@FierceZs1 Then no one should own one. Dude's as respectful and as responsible as you're ever gonna see. ANYONE could make that mistake. Human beings should never be tasked with such a responsibility, period. None of us. Guns will never in any way promote peace.
A responsible gun owner always knows where their weapons are. I think it's absurd this many people "forget" where they leave their guns.
100%. If you aren't aware of where it is, that means you aren't in control of it. Also more likely to fall into the hands of kids etc.
was my first thought when he said that
@@RobertJLessard If this would ever happen to me, I would sell all of my weapons, because I would not be a responsible person.
Agreed man
Yeah but just like cops people get complacent after being around them so long
*stupidity does not protect against punishment*
The fact that he says he has children and doesn’t have inventory of his firearm is a huge problem.
Safety of his children isn't integral, having a gun and being a cool badass is way more important obviously. He probably envisions himself in some John Wick situation where he totally obliterates all the bad guys. Most gun owners have this fantasy.
I mean to be fair we don’t know him maybe he messed up once mistakes happen he probably keeps on his person and forgets or somewhere else but idk like I said we don’t know him we barley really see the situation
@@omgrapist You obviously don’t own a firearm ?
@@omgrapist 👈 Delusional 🤡
@@paleface8 correct. I'm not scared of my own shadow. I'm not the type of autistic sociopath where I need to be able to kill everyone I pass on the street, like I assume you are? Sucks you can't even think of leaving your house without your toy. You must be absolutely terrified of something. Not a good way to walk around.
With as often as this happens a year (according to TSA stats), I'm surprised there isn't a lot more videos of them.
You’ll find a couple more in this channel
I’ve seen quite a few videos like this.
Cause you’d see how blood thirsty D.A’s are locally when it happens on their tarmac… this guy needed to exercise his right to silence as soon as he realized he dun goofed’
Tsa track record isn’t that good 🤷🏼♂️
I was at an airport in Denver and a guy was being questioned telling them he had no idea his gun was still in his bag… yes there was a gun in his bag
Give the guy props for being honest all the way despite his negligence
I give him no props. He wasn't negligent, he's a lying sack of shit. He knew what was in there.
Honesty is not remarkable when caught dead to rights.
He was honest all the way. Which makes all the difference despite the stupidity, but this is America so if they judged on stupidity they wouldnt have the time to do anything
@SCHLONG COVID lol wait were you serious?
Well he really had no choice right? Even a psychopath would revert to feigned honesty.
Dude was lucky he was not detained. And the fact these ladies considered his children is amazing.
I was detained for about 25 hours.
@@TheUSMCPIG Oh shit that's you? man the fact that they just exposed your face and name sucks and on top of that they put you on CBS smh that's ridiculous
That was close!!! He was so blessed to have that felony downgraded to a misdemeanor!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇳🇿
Red privilege, imagine you get the weapon and the licence later
@@flyinglotus626_- I think that's just a result of owning up to your mistakes and accepting the consequences. That's the whole purpose of a judge.
I’m so glad he was able to ultimately take a safety course and potentially still be able to get a CCW all because of the way he handled the situation. If more people owned up like this guy the world would be a better place.
I doubt he's getting a CCW anytime soon
@@ryanenglish8047 well no but eventually he probably could as there was no “gun charge” and no felony either
No now the world has one more dumbass licenced to carry a lethal weapon
He got about the smallest slap on the wrist possible considering it was a loaded gun at an airport. I doubt they could've given any less under the laws. And this is because he was compliant.
They didn't mention the FAA fines. I'm sure they didn't take it lightly.
@@tritech They said he got a $313 fine, but I'm not sure if that was state or federal. It does seem low for an FAA fine, but who knows. Maybe they lowered the fine since he also got community service. More importantly, he doesn't have a felony on his record, so he can still own guns.
Technically it wasn’t loaded because no round was chambered
I expect that. Thing work differently for certain people.
Wasn't loaded. No chambered bullet means not loaded. That's why it didn't say loaded
I love how confident and nonchalant this guy is about the whole thing.
This was refreshing to see. I always try to have this attitude towards LEOs or even nurses in the ER. You never know what your circumstances will be but it's important to remember to be both responsible and respectful.
Ah, that sucks. I got all the way to the airport one time, realized my 45 was in my bag and had to go home. Missed my flight but a hell of a lot better than going through security. 😊
at least you don't have a hunting rifle like I do. LOL. My son once mistook the case it normally is in for a suitcase when he was 6, and boy did security get riled up at our airport, only to have the police come and find the rifle was not it the case, but in the safe in our house. I had to teach my son about not taking my rifle's case as it would cause trouble like at the airport, so he now uses his own suitcase when we fly.
You can fly with a gun as luggage just not carry on and you have to follow all TSA rules for storage.
1. Could have just left it in your car out of view.
2. Call the airport ask what’s their policy with transportation of a weapon and 98 percent of the time they will tell you leave it in your luggage. Mag out of the weapon, racked with a flag in the chamber. I’m not sure about ammo but they do so ask.
@@Datboykeke The ammo has to be in the manufacturer's packaging, if I recall correctly. It can't just be loose inside the bag or case.
Good for you 👏👏
Perfect example of double checking your bags
Who doesn't start with an absolute empty bag?
@@Saanonymous80 I accidentally left one of my shitty folder knives in the bottom of a pocket of my backpack last year.
Noticed only at the last second from its impression when I went to lift the bag and grab a snack on the way to the airport.
Mind you this was a pretty small knife.
A whole dang glock, that's another story lol...
But I imagine with more padded bags it could be plausible to happen accidentally.
@@Saanonymous80 someone who travels a lot .
@@danielbernier9115 Terrible excuse. Bags should always be double-checked *especially* when someone travels a lot.
"Sir, why do you have a concealed handgun in your bag?"
"Oh I just travel a lot."
@Joey Burrito solid advice! Lol
Dude even acted excited when the lady came around at the end saying, "I get to go home"! He even gave an enthusiastic "YAYY"
So he routinely violates the law by carrying a handgun. He also routinely stores unsecured, loaded firearms around children. And they cut him a break. Priceless.
i know you probably dealt with it growing up but everything can’t be based off of “what it’s and could’ve “ statements , he made a mistake in which nothing bad happened and complied with officers leading to the original charges being dropped.
He didn't throw a fit, blame others, and stayed calm. Kudos to him for that.
He messed up, accepted responsibility, and the consequences were fair. It's nice to see the less dramatic situations sometimes
The consequences were fair??! Sure, dumb ass move! Not responsible for your weapon, beyond stupid! Having your face live on in eternity on TH-cam, though! Still fair? Talk about NEVER living this down.
I hope his employers see this and notice how professional and polite he was.
You don't forget where your gun is, you neglect to keep in mind where you have it. That's part of being a responsible gun owner. If you have a gun you are responsible for it at all times.
And always keep your ccw permit on your person. He would have gotten away with just a fine.
He’s a human just like you and me, mistakes happen. But he does need to get his CCW.
@@michaelwilliamson4759 if he's in a state that requires one, he should probably get the permit before getting the gun. I know here in NY, if you have a pistol and it isn't on your pistol permit, you get big trouble. I can only imagine the trouble you would get doing it while getting on a plane with a loaded gun.
@@michaelwilliamson4759 A mistake is to flip the wrong light switch but to be unaware of the whereabouts of a lethal weapon, really? Jesus, he even said that he has kids! What if they decide to start to play adult with daddies cool backpack when nobody is looking?
This is not a mistake, this is gross negligence.
@@michaelwilliamson4759 WHY? I'm 74 been carrying LEGALLY for 30 years. Now it is time to once again renew my permit. MONEY is very, very tight. Sooooo I'm not sure what I'll do. I think it is bs to have to PAY or get permission to protect myself.
Although this is one of the dumber mistakes I’ve ever seen while trying to board an airplane, I do give him credit for being very cooperative. People need to pay attention to how he handled this entire situation. He admitted he was wrong, took responsibility and never resisted at all. This is how you should act when you’re dealing with the police.
How is this a dumb mistake that's like forgetting to bring your mask to somewhere nobody should have to live their lives with these trivial bureaucratic issues it's the same as that lady Briner basketball player in Russia possibly spending up to 10 years of her life in prison for having vape cartridges which are perfectly legal in her State and country and even inferred prescribed by a doctor and instead she will be traded out for a gun's arms dealer Russian terrorist criminal that we have in prison that's what bureaucracy is there is no morality in this if there was it is obvious what is right and wrong to everyone
got me out of what could have been a lot more trouble. just treat police, or anyone for that matter, how you would want to be treated. with respect. goes a long way
In this situation, sure. In many others where the police lie and abuse their power, nah.
Yes and No. Unfortunately police have become bullies, power hungry and look for cituations to exhort their power and authority to make themselves to be over you. Not trying to hear your sob bs story. Its obvious your a pig lover. FTP
@@plinsf youre a 🤡 , Your whole personality is being a victim
It's very rare that you see somebody so polite and such a good sport.
For the life of me I can’t comprehend how someone can do that unknowingly. And if he really didn’t know, then I question his ability to safely own a firearm. I know where my weapons are at all times.
Tough lesson to learn, but at least he admitted his mistake and treated everyone with respect in this unfortunate situation.
I applaud his normality, his civil conduct, and I also think the officers acted with the upmost professionalism.
If someone has to get arrested, this is a perfect example of how the conduct that should take place. Nobody screaming or threats of getting the officers fired.
Excellent observation! However, one correction, if I may: **utmost is the word you wanted ("upmost" isn't a word).
@@JoeMCool You're right, thank you!
This was a low key situation, there were no aggravating circumstances. Your comment doesn't really mean anything.
@@powerboon2k thanks for the input everyone asked for from you, Francis
@@anthrobug wow ! A normal reaction from you 🤗 you get my utmost respect, in this strange time 🙏
Personal responsibility and respect can go a long way in your favor, especially when you make an incredibly irresponsible mistake.
It was plain stupid. I hope this dude doesn’t have kids. “Oops forgot where I placed my guns teehee” you should have to pass a IQ test to have access to guns
Lol not always. I left a used joint filter in my car when I was 16, never drive and smoked just forgot it in there. Got illegally stopped (boring town) 5 mins later I'm in cuffs and charged almost 600 for it. Kicked out of sports all that. Was a mistake that caused honesty and in the end I got molested by a predatory system
This is probably the first time being on code blue cam helped. If his name was released it showed how compliment and respectful he was.
Being civil and respectful goes a LONG way. 🤘🏽
This is proof that cooperation will make your situation go a lot better!
If you’re white hahaha
@@theballintruth3369 low tier troll bait^
Sometimes I would say it's a 50/50 Gamble
Cooperation CAN make your situation go a lot better.
@@1astronaut823 they nicely talk you into incriminating yourself cooperation or not
I feel bad when they say they didn’t realize it was there or they forgot but then it hits me how ridiculous it is not know where your firearms are.
Number 29, 30, 31, 32... hey wait a second wheres the Taurus judge number 32?
Another responsible gun owner owning his guns responsibly....
@@elmerjfapp5730 That's the one I always am putting in weird spots!!! I'm not gonna lie! it moves from drawer to drawer in my desk.
I have 36 pistols. Im sure 1 could end up in a bag after range day forgotten
Rule 1 of seeing people interact with the popo: they are likely lying
When his wife calls him, she gon ask him "so Andrew how was your Day?"
“Breaking: Florida man… is reasonable and compliant.”
What a nice change of pace, lol. Props!
8:35 "Is there any way you can put in a good word for trying not to blast this all over Facebook?"
Don't worry. We got you, fam.
the fact he complied with everything and didn't seem like he tried to cover up and lie, I think its a genuine mistake of him leaving it in there
And just exactly how do you forget that you have a gun concealed in your luggage? And plan to get on an airplane. I call BS. Especially for the backwards baseball cap.
@@timcat1004 you forget by forgetting
also there is no way the TSA is gonna miss your gun in the x-ray unless you try to avoid detection, he clearly didnt and no one is so stupid to try this
there should be no big problems
this was just a mistake
Yea fkkn right
@@timcat1004 It happens.
Prolly the chillest arrest video ive seen in a minute.
Aw man that sucks, hes a good dude. This is a great example of how to treat police! ❤ Best wishes to you bud!
While I appreciate his attitude throughout this, I also feel like he’s been deliberately carrying that in his bag without a CCW for a while. He was playing with fire.
100%
Probably went to Disneyland with it in there 👀
he even stated that he was unable to obtain a CCW but still chose to illegally carry anyway. I'm pro 2A but, sadly, many interpret the second amendment as being able to do whatever they want.
@@NobelShark it definitely does protect your right to "bear arms" which obviously means carry firearms in the bills context
@@NobelShark The right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
Shall
Not
Be
Infringed
Very clear and concise.
in·fringe
act so as to limit or undermine (something); encroach on.
When you become a firearms owner, it is your responsibility to know the location and condition of your weapons at all times. If you can’t tell yourself where your tools are at, or if and how they are loaded, then this is a mistake you could potentially make.
@@ParissaKhoury you obviously don’t have the mindset to own a gun. Dan is completely right. If you want the responsibility of owning a firearm you need to be diligent. He could’ve left his backpack alone in Starbucks for 2 minutes and his gun could be in the wrong hands that fast. Carrying a gun like it’s no big deal is the problem with gun ownership in the USA. Ignorance is not an excuse.
You’re right, but even the most diligent among us can make mistakes. Doesn’t mean they shouldn’t be more careful and try to be better, but people like this guy, who are competent and honest, still make mistakes. It’s a statistical impossibility that 100% of responsible gun owners will never make a mistake in handling firearms.
NO SHIT, SHERLOCK. How long did it take you to figure that one out?
@@ParissaKhoury well bringing a gun to an airport in your bag is a pretty dam big mistake. You should always know where your guns are, especially your carry weapon. You are going to the airport... Even when you're so used to carrying that you basically forget it's there until you need it, when going to an airport a light bulb should go off...
Must suck to be perfect huh? I made the mistake once I had two backpack identical but i had a Pin on one so i know which one was my range bag. The other i use for IT work. I didn't notice that the Pin had fell off so I went off to work and grabbed the wrong one, Both bags about the same weight I get to my work is my surprise sticking my hand into the compartment my Tone generator would normally be in I felt FEG 9mm handle. Told the boss i grabbed the wrong backpack be back in a few. Now you may or maynot be asking why was my weapon still in my backpack. I kept it in there so i would would remember to clean it. So guess what DAN we are all human and we will forget.
Those are the nicest police I ever seen and props to this guy for being a gentleman throughout the process mostly
Seems like a good guy. I feel for him and wish him the best. Very unfortunate situation
I wonder if he was an Arab how different the comments would be
As a gun owner, I cannot possibly imagine not knowing where my gun is. Sucks for the guy I'm sure, but that shows negligence and a lack of respect for the tool.
Happens to me rarely especially after a 12 hour shift I leave it in my car then when I’m in bed I’m looking all around the house for it
@@zephyr5628 Do you at least lock the car and make sure it isn't easily found
@@toomanyaccounts yes I keep it in the hidden compartment
Right!? I'm over here smh at all these people talking about taking responsibility. You carried a firearm into an airport, post-911. I can't even fathom making a mistake like this.
I know some people keep a go-bag with, among other things, a gun in it. I'm guessing he decided to repurpose the go bag for a trip but didn't clear it properly. Possibly due to time pressure and couldn't even find another bag which lead to the repurposing of the bag in the first place.
Definitely one of the most professional group of people I've ever seen. Mistakes happen, but protocol's still protocol.
And here it is all over social media 😬 He was so respectful during this.
When he didnt need a ccw he could of just put in a lock box in check baggage and no problem at all . They dont even ask of u have a ccw
So rare to see a cordial interaction on TH-cam PoliceTube. Its kind of refreshing.
What a gentleman. Kept a cool head. Hats off to the deputies for being reciprocal in demeanor.
He's a lying criminal
Who woulda thought that you'll be fine if you cooperate and stay calm
Or he brought it on purpose but didn't expect to get caught, and tried to cover it up by pretending to be unaware
@@oklol3461 you can't be dumb enough to think they won't see the gun under the scanner
@@MagicButterz right, its common sense. unfortunately for some people thats not always the case. in another airport arrest video, the suspect said he had two identical backpacks and grabbed the wrong one. (the one with the loaded handgun) you'd think someone cant be dumb enough to not check the backpack *before* going into the airport..
Seems like a genuine guy too, if it truly was a mistake, that's a real shame.
yep a genuine thief 😂
Love how cooperative he was
Nobody’s talking about how kindhearted and sympathetic the cops were to the guy - shows true character in them as human beings.
This is a lesson to specifically have a bag only used for your firearm rather than a bag you everyday carry with going to work, traveling, or a event. This is one of the very important things you learn when owning a firearm, how to transport, clear, & unload your firearm. He got a real slap on the wrist for recognizing how stupid that was of him to neglect the location of his firearm
Raphael yes that will definitely help the situation. However it's certainly not needed. The only thing that you need to do is just be a responsible gun owner like myself. I have a busy life. I don't have kids but I have a s*** and a nieces and nephews that I see and spend time with multiple days of every week and I work about 70 hours a week and I also travel across the United States every 6 weeks to spend two weeks of my fiance because I won't be moving until November. I have never had this happen and that is because it only takes 30 seconds to check your bag. I always check my bag. I go into every pocket with my hands and I pull every single item out of the bag no matter what it is. Then I keep every single pocket open and I grab the bottom of the bag and I shake it to make sure that I have missed nothing. No of course that wouldn't be necessary to find a hidden firearm because as soon as you pick it up you're going to notice the significantly added weight to the bag comparative to how it should feel when it's completely empty. So yeah I don't ever feel sorry for people like this and I certainly don't ever make excuses for them because there isn't anything. He is an irresponsible gun owner. That being said he has a right to bear arms and regardless of how irresponsible he is.
Yup, you're right; I like my VerTx bag with my emotional support AK ^_^
@@Jason-TheChad-Muska_circa1995 100% it’s a stupid mistake but nonetheless he’s a neglectful and irresponsible gun owner but I can honestly I give him credit for taking accountability for it
It's fucking bullshit 2nd amendment people mistake my ass he has the right to bear arms just like every body else period.
I will say too how he is carrying it in the bag scares me. It was in a compartment with other stuff and not in a holster. Glad he didn't have a round in but if he did oh my
My guy got a second chance, getting the felony charges dropped and a little money, lucky dude.
It happens in all these videos and in every city across America. 75% of the charges get dropped and the remaining 25% get amended to something weak. There are entire felony fleeing police in a vehicle charges that get amended to weak nonsense. Gang members that get charges dropped. Etc
Yeah beacuse it was a mistake.
Isnt it usually 5 years in prision?
@@funnydwarf8909 You think concealing a firearm with no CCW and "forgetting" that you packed a loaded firearm into your carry-on luggage was a "mistake"? Holy shit lmfao! If you believe that, I have a bridge to sell you.
@@funnydwarf8909 Irresponsible.
The fact they could’ve charged him with a felony for carrying a firearm in a public space with no intent to harm is ridiculous
him: is there a way not publishing it?
code blue cam: and i took that personally
This guy seems like a good dude but I can’t rly feel bad for him cuz you’ve gotta be rly careless to forget you’ve got a gun in the bag you’re taking to the airport.
Some people should not own guns. This guy is one of those people. It doesn't matter how nice he seems.
If a person is so "forgetful" as to not remember they have a firearm with them when going to the airport, much less knowing you will be going through security, then that person should not own a firearm.
It's on the same level of idiocy as the mother who "forgets" their child in a car, on a sunny day, while they go shopping.
@@rexrobo2512 lol
Not very responsible at all! A firearm is not just a pack of gum or anything else you just throw around without a thought. At least he owned uo to it and was respectable to officers responding.
"Good dude" or not. This is a story about a guy who DIDN'T KNOW WHERE HIS LOADED HANDGUN WAS. Permit should be taken away and should be required to take an extensive gun safety course before he's legally allowed to go near a firearm.
@@MooseMaunu he doesn’t have a permit bro 😂
I'm afraid to admit this almost happened to me in 2015. The family was in Florida, and I was flying out to join them. I worked half a day and arranged for a friend to pick me up at home and take me to the airport. Some family members asked me to bring assorted items that I laid out by the inside front door to my home along with a change of clothes for myself and my luggage. Work kept me later than I wanted, and I was running late. The friend was in my driveway waiting on me. I pulled up, jumped from the truck, and took my carry piece off, throwing it in my work backpack with no intent to take it with me. I put the backpack close to the front door. I changed clothes and realized a family member had texted me to bring some additional items. I ran around the house looking for the item and decided there wasn't enough room in my luggage, so I threw it in my work backpack and took it with me. About 20 minutes from the airport, I was looking for a piece of gum I carried in the side pocket of my backpack and thought, "This feels heavy. OMG!" Luckily the friend and husband are avid firearm enthusiasts and were able to keep the firearm for me in their safe. Phew!!!
Oh djeessss😣😣😣😣
This is like my worst fear anytime I go to the airport lol
If he doesn't even know that he's carrying around a firearm illegally in an airport then it sounds like they were correct to not give him a CCW in the first place. What an idiot.
Worker-"I get to go home, yay!" officer-"Not us"
Lol
I just imagine the price is right failure sound playing after she said that.
Salt in the wound for that guy
i heard "You get to go home" not "I"
thinner line between a good joke and something disrespectful about him hehe
I fuckin died 😂
Officer: Do you have a CCW?
Guy: I do not
Officer: 🤨🙄
Literally her face was like I don’t feel like dealing with this today lol
Whoops I forgot to pick up bread and milk. Whoops I forgot to take the handgun out of my back pack before I get on a plane..... Yeah same thing.....
*Reads title without even clicking on the video yet*
“Yep, that’s a no no for sure.”
I was an American living in China about 10 years ago (before things got bad for foreigners), and as I was passing through security for an internal flight, they found a multi-tool in my backpack, which had several knife blades in it. They took me back to the airport security station and I thought for sure I was in for some pretty serious consequences.
They filled out all sorts of paperwork and then asked me to write my name on an envelope. They placed my multi-tool in the envelope and told me when I returned from my trip I could take the claim ticket they handed me, go downstairs to a claim window and get my tool back. That was it… a week later I returned, went to the window and 5 minutes later they gave me my tool. From what I later discovered they did that for people with other prohibited items - for example a large bottle of expensive perfume, expensive wine, etc.
Here in the USA - that’s it. You’ll never see it again.
Nice guy shows how one should act when they're in the wrong instead of trying to blame it on others or law enforcement. It happens we mess and get caught I always find cooperation and respect takes you a long way 💯 and trust me I've had my fair share of cops in the past unless you kill someone or have a huge amount of drugs on you most times you'll get out with little to no trouble!
How about kidnapping?
the cops also dont need to enforce unconstitutional laws
@@chaotixskulls7051 They have to follow orders
He wasn't in the wrong
@@googlefuckedupyoutube Do they? how far are they willing to take these orders?
I do travel a lot and I literally always have that thought in security “did I leave my gun” and probably look like a fool on the cameras when they see my check my own bag 7 times in line.
Always a good sign when gun owners aren't sure about where their guns are, very responsible of you.
Most chill arrest ever. how do you remember a Leatherman and forget a Glock?
Holding himself accountable for his actions! He knows he made a mistake, and owned up to it! You could tell throughout the entire video he was cooperative and understanding in why they had to do what they did! Mad respect to the officer for taking his belongings to his wife & making sure his kids didn’t have to see him in trouble! His punishment could have been worse. I bet this is a mistake he will never make again.
Has kids and forgets where his weapon is. Yikes.
Yeah if you have kids, you need to lock up your weapons. Period end of story. Only bad things are gonna happen leaving them around at the ready for curious and bored children to find and play with. How many dead kids have there been from exactly this. I read a story of a mother who had just set her purse down with a gun inside, the kid in the backseat about 2 or 3 iif i remember goes through the purse while the mother is distracted and puts a round right into her back and kills her. It happens like once a week. Its so sad and preventable.
chillest Florida man ever.
at least they were easy on him.
Good on him for owning up to the error and good on everyone else on not being aggressive about everything and keeping it professional. I'm sure most cops wish all their encounters were like this.
You know, we've all experienced something similar. Like that time where we completely forget something very important or something we should NOT have forgotten so this is common. He seems to be genuine and owned up to his mistake. Respect to this man.
Idk what your thought process is but it really doesn’t matter when the thing in question can have deadly consequences. Sure he was respectful, but that does not take away from his negligence to not even know where his deadly firearm is.
If he was some Arab dudes, you’d be commenting something else
@@Moyjgc101 Oh please Moises. You break the law every day. You're telling me you don't go ONE mile over the speed limit. Ever? I mean, speed kills ya know. Do you want me to provide you a link to the DOT studies done showing that fact? Please. The guy made an honest mistake. YOU on the other hand purposely drive over the speed limit, putting everyone's life in danger while driving a 4,000 pound missile down the road towards innocent civilians! You should be locked up!
Maybe it's because I'm not American, but I know damn well where my firearms are at all times. Locked up in a gun safe, UNLOADED, at HOME. This laissez faire attitude some of you have about deadly weapons blows my mind. This isn't a "tee hee! Whoops!". WTAF, USA? Do you play hacky-sack with grenades, too? Being locked and loaded at all times is exactly why so many of you die. Holy hell, what a terrible way to live.
@@Mystress1980 its america what do you expect? negligence and excuses are the name of the game here
Kudos to everyone involved! Cooperation goes a long way
What good ass officers for treating him like a genuine good guy, guy also handled really well for a mess up
It's odd how the guy was so chilled about the whole situation.
This happens quite often, and the ones that get through security with their gun are rarely heard about.
All u have to do is put in your checked baggage .. no CCW needed. This happens when u are a moron .
lol I like how they include a full segment on him asking not be be public or release his name
people can request stuff
Yeah sure we will just pop on to TH-cam though . You’re now famous 😳
Well its funny how they basically mock him and post his name and mig shot on their popular channel but decided to include that clip
As soon as I read felony I thought "well there goes his chance to ever CC" but good on them for reducing it for an honest mistake with no harm.
“Im sorry officer, I somehow forgot my illegal loaded handgun when I was packing”
“ I think I forgot my toothbrush too”
"Can you keep this off Facebook?"
"Sure, but we're going to upload the video to TH-cam. Including the part where you ask about keeping it off Facebook AND the discussion about your employer."
This channel that uploads these are not related I believe haha
I mean since he was so genuine, they could've not upload this video.But even if they did, they could've at least cut the part where he asks this..not to mention his name and full picture at the end of the video. Honestly I felt sad for the dude and Code Blue did a douche move here.
@@mirceasavu I totally agree. He knew he F'd up by forgetting the gun in his backpack. The cops knew that he knew he F'd up and that it was an accident. Based on his light sentence, the Judge and DA knew it was an accident and that he was taking responsibility for it without making excuses. However Code Blue is in this for the clicks.
@@tc6818 which is such a shame.. I totally understand all the assholes that deserve to get exposed. I know it's in their right to decide to upload as there is nothing illegal on their side.
But cmon man, this dude was so polite, even kindly asked if it is possible not to be posted on Facebook...and Code Blue made it even fcking worse, by posting on TH-cam, full video, full name, full face picture at the end of the video..they seem to have no empathy..all for the views and for the PATREON baby
I’m just happy he didn’t get stuck with a felony for this. Sometimes people just make simple mistakes.
“Oh my bad” LMAOO
I for one was just happy to see someone just cooperate with the police. good job young man.!
Your gun at airport videos are hidden gems, I swear
This was a nice change compared to the other times I've seen people screaming at each other for hours until the cops have had enough and arrest them. The guy screwed up and he was willing to admit it and accept the consequences. If only more people could be like that.
That has to be the worst feeling ever, but At least no one was harmed in this interaction
Interesting. A CCW, directly INFRINGES on my brother. A CCW, IS NOT NEEDED!
I just can't imagine how someone doesn't know what's in their backpack or their luggage and they are packing it. I just can't wrap my mind around it
I once forgot a banana in my backpack and a mouse made a hole in it. And I found the hole and banana at work.
Because everyone in the world doesn’t think like you. You have to see the world sometimes from other peoples perspective. Some people are forgetful while others have everything in line
@@eastwood111 you are correct. It's sad that some people who own a gun don't truly understand that they have in their possession and are so non-chalant about it when they go in public. For me at least, I know where my gun is every second of the day.
This is actually pretty common. When you get use to doing your daily routine, you tend to forget as a human. I have a CCW, and every time before I walk through TSA at an airport, I double check my waist band to make sure my gun is not on me because I carry 24/7 except through an airport. It’s just natural for me to be carrying, just like it’s natural for someone who has certain routines. I once said, how the heck do you ever leave a kid in a car. Well one day, I was on the phone chatting away while my kid was young and I pull up in my work parking garage and realize, I forgot to go to the daycare to drop the kid off. Once again, we are all human, we get distracted and we make mistakes. As for this guys backpack, my guess is he carry’s this gun in there 24/7 and was planning on taking it out and putting it in his vehicle somewhere or giving it to the wife when they got to the airport and forgot. His demeanor really seemed like he forgot.
@@slooptrooperunlimitedofthe1772 - Would have been even cooler finding the mouse! 😄
Back in '92, I took a plane from the Toronto airport(I was going to visit my fam back east) & I forgot to take a rather large, lethal-looking knife out of my carry-on luggage. When I explained that I used the knife at work & explained the deets, they informed me that they were sorry but I couldn't take it with me but they would gladly send it if I wished or they could hold for me until I returned. I thanked them & said I'd appreciate it if you could please hold on to it for me. Then they passed me the knife & told me to take it (way) down the hall to an office where I passed it in with a little bit of paperwork & I was on my way.
Times change.
Yeah it’s hilarious. You’ll never be able to legally own a gun again......
CCW doesn't matter on federal property. You're not allowed, period! Guns have to be empty and checked. If you have questions, check the airlines policy for traveling with guns.