I would of done a Kareem Hunt. Pushed the dog and kicked it while it was down.
Sacarism. Kareem is scum
Sacarism. Kareem is scum
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*Would* the law-abiding gun owner be within his rights to deny the police officers' attempts to confiscate his guns? Is it valid to ask "What law did I break?" and otherwise inquire as to their probable cause for the taking?
I'm in NC now, and I imagine my laws are different from the Commonwealth's, but damn....
It appears as if they only took the gun that was fired at the dog.
If the home owner shot a burglar - the police will take the gun that was fired as well.
If he had any other guns, they were not taken, right?
He also did not lose his LTC.
He can just go buy another gun.
I know the police are not always fair but I think this is SOP.
Yarmouth police detectives with support from the Barnstable County Sheriff’s Crime Scene Unit have opened an investigation into the incident.
People keep animals in there homes waiting to be adopted instead of being left in a shelter. That's what I get from it.1. Kid was engaged in "fostering" someone's pitbull. Whatever the hell that means. But apparently, in some peoples minds that means having a strange dog in bed with you and your girlfriend.
People keep animals in there homes waiting to be adopted instead of being left in a shelter. That's what I get from it.
I'm surprised he wasn't charged with a storage violation after he was taken away to the hospital.
Reading comprehension fail:It appears as if they only took the gun that was fired at the dog.
It might be a problem if his girlfriend doesn't have an LTC and had access to the handgun, i.e., it wasn't under his control.
That is crazy.Reading comprehension fail:
Police later seized the handgun, along with a shotgun and ammunition.