Kentucky Concealed Carry Deadly Weapon (CCDW) Practice Exam

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What should a CCDW permit holder do when stopped by law enforcement?

Immediately disclose that they are carrying a concealed weapon
Wait to be asked if they have a weapon
Only disclose if they are carrying the weapon on their person
Hand over the weapon to the officer immediately

The correct answer is: Immediately disclose that they are carrying a concealed weapon

A CCDW permit holder should immediately disclose to the officer that they are carrying a concealed weapon. This is important for transparency and to avoid any misunderstandings or potential conflicts with the law enforcement officer. Waiting to be asked if they have a weapon or only disclosing if the weapon is on their person can create confusion and unnecessary tension. Handing over the weapon to the officer immediately is not necessary and can be seen as a threatening act, so it is important for the permit holder to follow proper protocol and communication when interacting with law enforcement.