In the police log today.

[Len-2A Training]

This. Plus, the guy is not necessarily out of the woods yet. This could still come back and bite him.

Indeed, when something like this makes the media, the chances for an "after the fact" indictment go up astronomically!

Officer discretion is usually just that and only the lucky perp and the officer know what happened and how it was handled. Once it hits the 6PM Snews, all bets are off.

 

[Terminator03]

Indeed, when something like this makes the media, the chances for an "after the fact" indictment go up astronomically!

Officer discretion is usually just that and only the lucky perp and the officer know what happened and how it was handled. Once it hits the 6PM Snews, all bets are off.

^ You are correct, Now that it hit the media, this guy is likely still screwed - especially in Northampton!

 

[maee]

With all due respect, you don't know what you are talking about.

Yeah, your right. For that kind of treatment he would need to be more like a Kennedy.

 

[ptanks56]

CUI

...

IBTL,
and yes "Lucky SO_" I would have to call my Bail-Bond friend and would never see my piece and loose my carry permit.

 

[EcHo]

^ You are correct, Now that it hit the media, this guy is likely still screwed - especially in Northampton!

Northampton is full of hippies and similar types, but the general atmosphere of police departments in this half of the state is pro-gun. Northampton, Amherst, Pelham and Belchertown just to name a few are all green towns.

 

[Speedway]

posession of tobacco will be an offence soon enough!

Doubtful.

The .gov loves the ~5.00 per pack tax that they help themselves to, and the fact that you run the risk of dying early, thus not collecting Social Security as long, or at all.

 

[powerman]

maybe it wasn't loaded "a loaded firearm" both in the title and body of the law.
so if you tie one on have it unloaded

 

[cevtv]

maybe it wasn't loaded "a loaded firearm" both in the title and body of the law.
so if you tie one on have it unloaded

"Police confiscated a loaded revolver from and called a cab for....."

 

[bolt]

Depends on the connections involved.

 

[fencer]

+1

I've been let go a couple times where you guys would be saying the same thing. The officer made the right call in my cases.

my "cases?" Derek should play the lottery


I recently read in my towns police log about a 75 year old man that called to report his pistol stolen. When the cops showed up to file a report, his daughter happened to show up and told them that she found the gun on the nightstand while cleaning the house, and locked it up.
The gentleman was informed about safe storage laws in Mass and told to have a nice day.