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Old 09-03-11, 01:29 AM   #1
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I think maybe it does have something to do with the numbers game.If you ask any honest LE officer on the local or state level he or she will tell you that like many other industries the big whig cops stat everything out.

For example my friend from Maryland his cousin is a Baltimore PD Detective Sargent I have heard this guy tell all many of stories related to numbers games at family gatherings I have been to down here in Florida.In Baltimore it is all about number of arrests not what level(misdemeanor,felony)the arrest was but obviously it is much easier to bust a guy say for public intoxication than for selling drugs.So the guy that arrested 20 people and 90% of them where minor things like public drunkenness or public urination has done better than the guy that arrested only 5 guys but 3 of them may have been major felonies in a one month period.I suspect that if a cop needs to make some good stats (if he plays the brown nose game) if he is low he will find something to get a boost.So maybe taking a gun from a "crazy" is a good stat if you are low.
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Old 09-03-11, 02:54 AM   #2
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Well if she had a "submachine gun" I bet it wasn't full auto. Those run at more than 15k. Probably it was a semi-auto version and not a submachine gun.

Kinda like all these semi-auto "assault weapons", sounds dramatic in the news even they are nothing more than a military looking deer rifle.

If it doesn't rock and roll it is not a machine gun or an assault weapon.

As for the cops stealing her firearms I hope they wind up paying her dearly for their actions.
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Old 09-03-11, 04:48 AM   #3
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If she was legal busting into her home will get her a payday. You can buy Thompson's replicas my guess is that's what she had, if it were full auto she would be in trouble, so it's obvious it's semi.

Sure NRA will contact here and lawyer her up...
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Old 09-03-11, 05:26 AM   #4
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You can buy Thompson's replicas my guess is that's what she had, if it were full auto she would be in trouble, so it's obvious it's semi.
Not neccesarily. Most folks who have that extensive a collection manage to acquire a dealers license allowing the purchase of full-auto firearms.
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Old 09-03-11, 08:58 AM   #5
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If it doesn't rock and roll it is not a machine gun or an assault weapon.

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Wrong.
It is assault weapon.
Machine gun if not RnR is not machine gun.
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Old 09-03-11, 12:31 PM   #6
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It is written as a right to bare arms. There was no stipulation for how many noted. She has a nice collection. What's the problem?
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Old 09-03-11, 12:36 PM   #7
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Girls deserve some fun too.

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Old 09-03-11, 12:39 PM   #8
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Girls deserve some fun too.
They have the right to "bare" arms and legs and midriffs...thank God
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Old 09-03-11, 04:55 PM   #9
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I like to see girls of that... caliber.

By "caliber," of course, I refer to both the size of their gun barrels and the high quality of their characters... Two meanings... caliber... it's a homonym... Forget it.
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Old 09-03-11, 08:47 PM   #10
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Well if she had a "submachine gun" I bet it wasn't full auto. Those run at more than 15k. Probably it was a semi-auto version and not a submachine gun.

Kinda like all these semi-auto "assault weapons", sounds dramatic in the news even they are nothing more than a military looking deer rifle.

If it doesn't rock and roll it is not a machine gun or an assault weapon.

As for the cops stealing her firearms I hope they wind up paying her dearly for their actions.

Uh how do you figure that she cant own a true automatic weapon if she has the proper licensing then she could easily own one you do not have to filthy rich to get a class 3 it is a bit steep to me(cost of it and cost of full auto guns) but if one was really into guns and wanted what a class 3 allows you then that could easily be even a working class persons hobby she may have been collecting for years you dont know.

Just as there are working class people that have classic cars.Besides in the US military "assault rifles" are rarely fired fully auto in fact you are more deadly firing controlled semi auto so in that respect an AR-15 is very very close to an M-4.

If you own an FN FAL or any clone then you have in effect the exact same rifle that the Royal Army and Marines used for many years as their L1A1s where semi automatic only and that still makes it an assault weapon unless you want to argue that no member of the British,Australian,or New Zealand military never used this rifle very effectively in combat aginst enemies that had fully automatic rifles yet got defeated by a semi auto.

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Even if one or more of her firearms were illegal they have no case against her. Evidence was illegally obtained and should legally not be admissable.

Those policemen committed a felony imo. They entered illegally and confiscated illegally......or stole, if you prefer that word.
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If a neighbour or the building owner were to complain about the amount of weapons present and that they felt threatened by that give the police enough cause to enter the apartment (not saying they have a right to confiscate the weapons at all) or would they still need a warrant?
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In the US, to enter a private residence without a warrant the PD must have reason to believe there is imminent danger to a person. Even if they had reason to believe this to be the case, the seizure of legally owned firearms from a private residence is theft - UNLESS - there is a signed order by a judge allowing for said removal. In cases such as domestic violence, suspected mental instabilty, etc - a person may be ordered to turn over any legally owned firearms until the matter is resolved. However, this exception does not apply in this case as the PD had no such instruction from a judge.

It is also interesting to note that this is not the first time that the City of Lakewood has been involved with refusing to return firearms to a resident who is legally entitled to them.....

http://caselaw.findlaw.com/oh-court-...s/1409848.html

In the case above, an appellate court overruled a lakewood district court decision that kept firearms from their owner.

Interesting that the city of lakewood now has a repeated issue with this - and in this current case, a much more indefensible position than in 2000.
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Old 09-03-11, 10:00 PM   #14
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Aah ok, well I knew for sure that the seizure was completely groundless, but I wasn't sure if the possibility of a neighbour complaining was enough ground for entry.

However, the fact that this girl wasn't even present during the seizure means that the PD cannot claim that they felt threatened by her because she wasn't even there!
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Old 09-03-11, 08:47 AM   #15
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I think maybe it does have something to do with the numbers game.If you ask any honest LE officer on the local or state level he or she will tell you that like many other industries the big whig cops stat everything out.
Oh I have no doubt, it may have also directly come from the higher ups. But do I feel that blame should travel upward (not downward).

Do not get me wrong, I have great respect for the boys and girls in blue, and have worked with them professionally in the past. But they must be held at least to the same standards as everyone else and I do not support the "blue wall". Police breaking the law should get hit with it to the fullest extent, especially as they are supposed to represent the law. Investing people with so much power always represents an issue too, so very easy to become corrupted by it.
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