Kentucky Concealed Carry Deadly Weapon (CCDW) Practice Exam

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What should you do if you are stopped by law enforcement while carrying concealed?

Notify the officer immediately about your weapon
Conceal the weapon more deeply
Tell the officer only if asked
Hand your weapon to the officer for safety

The correct answer is: Notify the officer immediately about your weapon

It is important to immediately notify law enforcement if you are carrying a concealed weapon. This allows the officer to understand the situation and take necessary precautions for his or her safety. Concealing the weapon more deeply may raise suspicion and create a potentially dangerous situation. Likewise, waiting for the officer to ask about your weapon may come across as deceptive and cause further complications. Handing your weapon over to the officer is also not recommended as it could escalate the situation and put everyone involved at risk. It is important to remain calm, follow the officer's instructions and notify them about your concealed weapon.