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Handicapped parking scofflaws leads to drug, firearms bust in Chelmsford
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At the Fork in the road of 3A and 129 where Convience Store is, used to be another place called The Band Box
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Is that what replaced the Cove?
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Yep. Go there for lunch when I'm not brown-bagging it. Really fresh food and great lunch prices.
We stored motorcycles for the Winter at the old Iversen's Ford, now it's a rental place...
We stored motorcycles for the Winter at the old Iversen's Ford, now it's a rental place...
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I don't dispute any of that, my point was more along the lines that there is no relationship between "illegal guns" and "denying our rights" because the people pushing the buttons don't actually care about any of that stuff, that's just an excuse thrown out along the way., and recently it's become even more meaningless as an excuse. Vermont was a great example because you have an exponentially better chance of getting killed there by a deer running into the road than you do getting shot or even stabbed by another human. And still they bray "Ban the gunzzzz".
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funny shit, I know a handful of people to get busted for parking in Restricted areas.
Handicapped parking scofflaws leads to drug, firearms bust in Chelmsford
CHELMSFORD — Two Lowell men were arrested Tuesday after a police officer who had approached them for parking illegally in a handicap spot found an unlicensed gun and two large bags of marijuana in …www.lowellsun.com
CHELMSFORD — Two Lowell men were arrested Tuesday after a police officer who had approached them for parking illegally in a handicap spot found an unlicensed gun and two large bags of marijuana in the vehicle.
At about 12:30 p.m., a patrol officer noticed a vehicle idling in a handicap spot outside Walmart at Drum Hill Shopping Center. A passenger — later identified as Sari Rath, 33 — was inside the vehicle, police announced.
When the driver, Vuthy Ke, 39, emerged from Walmart, officers discovered that neither he nor Rath had a handicap placard.
When Rath opened the glove compartment, an officer saw the handle of a black handgun inside. Both men were then handcuffed, Assistant District Attorney Amy Parker said in court.
Upon searching the vehicle, police discovered an unlicensed handgun with 12 rounds in a magazine in the glove compartment, and two large, vacuum-sealed bags of marijuana in the trunk. They also found a white substance, which they believe to be cocaine, inside a folded $10 bill in Ke’s wallet, Parker said.
The two men were arrested. Ke was charged with possession of firearm without a permit, possession of a large capacity feeding device, illegal possession of ammunition, possession of a Class D substance with intent to distribute, and illegal possession of a Class B substance.
Rath was charged with possession of a firearm without a permit, possession of a large capacity feeding device, and illegal possession of ammunition.
Parker requested Ke be held on $5,000 cash bail, and Rath be held on $10,000 cash bail and have his bail revoked in an open Middlesex Superior Court case. In that case, Rath is charged with trafficking cocaine and possessing an unlicensed firearm, Parker said during the arraignment.
“There’s absolutely nothing to indicate, judge, that he (Rath) had any knowledge whatsoever that there was a firearm in the glove box…” Attorney Steve Rappaport, who represented Rath, said in court Wednesday. The firearm, Rappaport argued, was not in plain sight and Rath was not the driver.
Judge Patrick Malone ordered Ke held on $2,500 cash bail, and revoked Rath’s bail in his open superior court case.
Both defendants are scheduled for their next hearings on Feb. 24.
Gun laws are such a standing joke.
One guy in my old neighborhood 2X DUI sitting in a handcap spot idling scratching tickets and tossing down his fireball nips...
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AHM
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If I was on the jury,
I'd be all ears whether or not either side submitted evidence
that the passenger's fingerprints were/were not on the gun.
So you're saying that my cunning plan to store my 1911 commander
inside of my EMS trifold wallet is a bad idea?
I know an NESer who would have wanted a trigger warning before you posted that.
Cop keeps an eagle eye on the glove compartment as it is opened;
spots the gun.
Exactly how much luster were you expecting in Billerica?
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Do you really think they handled the gun to preserve prints, preserved prints on the mag and each round of ammo, or just unloaded it, put it into evidence, and filed charges? To look for prints would likely yield exculpatory evidence as to knowledge/possession by the passenger, so why would law enforcement want to do that?
I'd find not guilty if there was not even an attempt to preserve and extract prints and/or DNA from the gun - though it may take one of those high end guns with really sharp checkering on the frontstrap to grab some DNA.
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What this Intarweb needs is a complete index of the Crimestoppers Textbook.
Lacking that...
I reverse-image-searched it. It's from Sam Hill, Private Eye, a 7-issue comic book series published 1950-52, no author/artist/illustrator information that I could find. The style reminds me of Will Eisner, but so does a lot of stuff from that era.
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Under MGL or shotgun is not a firearm. Only a handgun is. Except, of course, for the purpose of 269-10(j)
mothybee
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I don't know..........Third base.
Excellent police work!!Handicapped parking scofflaws leads to drug, firearms bust in Chelmsford
CHELMSFORD — Two Lowell men were arrested Tuesday after a police officer who had approached them for parking illegally in a handicap spot found an unlicensed gun and two large bags of marijuana in …
CHELMSFORD — Two Lowell men were arrested Tuesday after a police officer who had approached them for parking illegally in a handicap spot found an unlicensed gun and two large bags of marijuana in the vehicle.
At about 12:30 p.m., a patrol officer noticed a vehicle idling in a handicap spot outside Walmart at Drum Hill Shopping Center. A passenger — later identified as Sari Rath, 33 — was inside the vehicle, police announced.
When the driver, Vuthy Ke, 39, emerged from Walmart, officers discovered that neither he nor Rath had a handicap placard.
When Rath opened the glove compartment, an officer saw the handle of a black handgun inside. Both men were then handcuffed, Assistant District Attorney Amy Parker said in court.
Upon searching the vehicle, police discovered an unlicensed handgun with 12 rounds in a magazine in the glove compartment, and two large, vacuum-sealed bags of marijuana in the trunk. They also found a white substance, which they believe to be cocaine, inside a folded $10 bill in Ke’s wallet, Parker said.
The two men were arrested. Ke was charged with possession of firearm without a permit, possession of a large capacity feeding device, illegal possession of ammunition, possession of a Class D substance with intent to distribute, and illegal possession of a Class B substance.
Rath was charged with possession of a firearm without a permit, possession of a large capacity feeding device, and illegal possession of ammunition.
Parker requested Ke be held on $5,000 cash bail, and Rath be held on $10,000 cash bail and have his bail revoked in an open Middlesex Superior Court case. In that case, Rath is charged with trafficking cocaine and possessing an unlicensed firearm, Parker said during the arraignment.
“There’s absolutely nothing to indicate, judge, that he (Rath) had any knowledge whatsoever that there was a firearm in the glove box…” Attorney Steve Rappaport, who represented Rath, said in court Wednesday. The firearm, Rappaport argued, was not in plain sight and Rath was not the driver.
Judge Patrick Malone ordered Ke held on $2,500 cash bail, and revoked Rath’s bail in his open superior court case.
Both defendants are scheduled for their next hearings on Feb. 24.
Gun laws are such a standing joke.
I'm not falling for that this time
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