What should you do when you’re stopped in your vehicle by law enforcement? Gander Mountain Academy instructors and law enforcement officers Randy Lilly and Dave Hendrick speak with authority on this subject, having conducted thousands of traffic stops. They offer advice — ranging from legal to psychological — for people who are armed or have a firearm in their vehicle.
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