Gee Chief Eddie,
Could you carry a revolver for week ? Then you'd feel more like the 1850's
More like single shot flint lock.
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Gee Chief Eddie,
Could you carry a revolver for week ? Then you'd feel more like the 1850's
Yup. Too many guns in private hands to implement a police state. To liberal police chiefs that is a bad thing. They live the Mexico model where only criminals and government have guns. Much easier to get rich that way.
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Yup. Too many guns in private hands to implement a police state. To liberal police chiefs that is a bad thing. They live the Mexico model where only criminals and government have guns. Much easier to get rich that way.
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too bad he missedThe issue hits close to home for Councilman Chappie Jones, who was nearly shot when he was a teenager by a friend who got his hands on the family’s gun.
“He tried to shoot at me and by a matter of inches, he missed me,” Jones told the committee. “This hits me on a personal level and a policy level.”
I wonder if today's elected officials and police chiefs violated their oaths of office back then what the result would be?
Though he supports the measure, San Jose Police Chief Eddie Garcia said enforcement might be tricky — police would need to find a gun that’s been stolen and prove the owner left it unlocked inside the house. The chief also acknowledged that burglars could steal a gun with a trigger lock or even a lock-box, but said the law still helps.
“It’s a deterrent,” Garcia said. “We just want to make it as difficult as possible for someone to steal a firearm from a home.”