Alex9661
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They let him go?What happens to a detainee who refuses this medical procedure?
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They let him go?What happens to a detainee who refuses this medical procedure?
Depends.. did someone stipple the grip.. put an apex in wrong and file out some slide ports... then try and sell it on nesJust read this. Left with a couple questions.
20 year old, pulled over for speeding, has a backpack full of weed and a stolen S&W handgun.
The charges are interesting to me.
I am under the impression that based on how Massachusetts defines a firearm, one cannot possess a firearm on an FID, so isn't this charge meaningless?
- Possession of a Firearm without FID Card;
- Improper Storage of a Firearm;
- Possession of Ammunition without FID Card;
- Receiving Stolen Property -$1200;
- Possession of a Class D Drug with Intent to Distribute;
- Marked Lanes Violation; and
- Fail to Signal.
Is a Shield really worth $1200?
Troopers Arrest Man with Stolen Gun, Drugs
Just before 11 p.m. on Sunday Trooper Nathan Robitaille, assigned to State Police-Middleboro, was on patrol traveling on Dean Street in Taunton. As he was passing through the intersection of Honora…mspnews.org
Isn’t the defaced serial number an automatic federal felony?
Not only that, but how did the cop end up searching your backpack on a supposed lane change violation? What did they make up for probable cause there?
Hey, it's a CUSTOM Shield, with an Apex trigger, hand-done hot glue gun stippling, American flag cerakote job, molon labe engraving, and most importantly a Punisher striker plate cover.
That quadruples the value alone.
2 ounces is "a backpack full of weed"?
You are allowed to possess up to 10 ounces (in your home) of recreational MJ if I am not mistaken
Where can I get one for $240?
Was the Covid screening voluntary or coerced?
What happens to a detainee who refuses this medical procedure?
Just read this. Left with a couple questions.
20 year old, pulled over for speeding, has a backpack full of weed and a stolen S&W handgun.
The charges are interesting to me.
I am under the impression that based on how Massachusetts defines a firearm, one cannot possess a firearm on an FID, so isn't this charge meaningless?
- Possession of a Firearm without FID Card;
- Improper Storage of a Firearm;
- Possession of Ammunition without FID Card;
- Receiving Stolen Property -$1200;
- Possession of a Class D Drug with Intent to Distribute;
- Marked Lanes Violation; and
- Fail to Signal.
Is a Shield really worth $1200?
Troopers Arrest Man with Stolen Gun, Drugs
Just before 11 p.m. on Sunday Trooper Nathan Robitaille, assigned to State Police-Middleboro, was on patrol traveling on Dean Street in Taunton. As he was passing through the intersection of Honora…mspnews.org
I could always use another, do you think the staties will give them to me?The black magazine doesn’t appear to be a shield mag, maybe older 59/69 series smith???
If it weren’t for the stolen gun he would fit right in here at NES, no?At first - I read backpack full of weed and a gun, and I thought - so what.... Then I saw the gun was stolen... Oh, okay then...
That's not remotely what Terry v. Ohio says, but current police training says that anytime an officer has a hunch, they can search everything.If a traffic cop might have a reasonable suspicion that you are armed and dangerous,
then under Terry v. Ohio,
they're entitled to search to ensure that you don't have weapons at hand
(or to secure them if you do).
If you have weapons in any place that the cop is allowed to search,
it's a bad bet to depend on arguing that such a place is out of your control.
You're not entitled to One Free Lunge at a weapon.
I read "backpack full of weed", then saw the amount was 2 ounces.At first - I read backpack full of weed and a gun, and I thought - so what.... Then I saw the gun was stolen... Oh, okay then...
That police report has him running his mouth like a Chris Rock video.In this case, the fool gave permission to search. That negates any 4A arguments he might otherwise have.
1. A traffic stop supplies the RAS for a crime.Back to Terry: Terry says that if an officer has reasonable articulable suspicion that someone has committed, is committing, or is about to commit a crime, and is both currently armed and dangerous, the officer may detain the person and pat down outer clothing to feel for a weapon. No reaching into pockets. No feeling for drugs. No searching anywhere else.
DWBWhat was the crime?
Uh, "Driving While Bleented"?
Dont omit that it’s nearly BNIB, had less than 50 rounds fired.
The black magazine doesn’t appear to be a shield mag, maybe older 59/69 series smith???
Commonwealth v. Haskell.... I seem to recall that there was a case out of Brockton some years back where the SJC dismissed a carrying without a LTC conviction because the officer asked the suspect if he had a LTC. The SJC said that was prejudicial because the officer assumed that the suspect didn't. They further went on to say that it should be treated like a MV stop where the officer simply asks for license and registration, with the assumption being that the driver is legally licensed.
I forget the case, but I remember it was covered in a class I took shortly after the decision was handed down.
Caveat:Any of the lawyers here recall that or did I dream it?
Commonwealth v. Haskell.
- Discussion with @GPP on Jun 10, 2016
- Discussion with @Boris and @cb1 on Apr 29, 2019
Caveat:"My license to practice law in Massachusetts is the same as Elizabeth Warren's."
I just compared a 5906 mag to a 9mm shield mag. Length, pretty damn close, let’s call it the same. Width (front to back), let’s call it the same....I’m no busting out the calipers here, but within spec. Thickness, not even close. 5906 mag has different angle going from double to single, of course, and the 5906 mags I have look pretty damn close to the obviously not a shield mag in the pic. I’ll defer to your S&w expertise on it being a 69 series mag. Still, likely pretty tough to get that into a shield!!!That's either 2nd Generation x69 or an early 6904/06 magazine. Those go for a good amount in MA because they are definitely "pre ban."
On another part of the matter. I seem to recall that there was a case out of Brockton some years back where the SJC dismissed a carrying without a LTC conviction because the officer asked the suspect if he had a LTC. The SJC said that was prejudicial because the officer assumed that the suspect didn't. They further went on to say that it should be treated like a MV stop where the officer simply asks for license and registration, with the assumption being that the driver is legally licensed.
I forget the case, but I remember it was covered in a class I took shortly after the decision was handed down.
Any of the lawyers here recall that or did I dream it?
(Not trying to make a nonexistence proof here, but)From my memory, the case didn't involve a MV stop, but was based on a 9-1-1 call that X was carrying a concealed weapon illegally outside of a convenience store.