According to this story ATF and HS both got a "tip" and called Methuen and the FBI.
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Methuen police brag on Facebook about raid.
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TOM1960
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Exactly why I load the gun cases into a duffel bag and transport them to the range that way. The less the scared sheeple see, the better. In today's age, with everyone scared and equipped with a cell phone, we must assume the worst will happen and someone will rat us out. Sad, but that is the reality.
TOM1960
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Uh-huh, until they slap the cuffs on you for exercising your Second Amendment rights. When you are jailed, facing felony charges, lose your job because of the felony arrest, lose house because you cannot pay mortgage, wife leaves you and takes kids with her, etc. Then tell us how they are such "good guys"!
We really won't know how we should feel about this until we hear what Obama has to say.
He'll say theb24 year old hijacked a plane in 2001 and crashed it into the World Trade Center. Every one will cheer and jerk each other off because the king has spoken.
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if i was a taxpayer in that town i would be pounding down the door at the town hall demanding to know if these cocks are getting paid to be on Facebook...
RK1717
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This Sheep's response. "High Capacity Ammunition", lol I didn't know high cap ammo was manufactured can someone point me to a store where i can buy this high cap ammo?
Jenna Hanson: It's a constitutional right to bear arms yes. It's illegal to be in possession of high capacity ammunition and it's not needed. Last time I checked Methuen was not a war zone. Give me an example of when you as a civilian citizen would need something with that firing capacity?
Jenna Hanson: It's a constitutional right to bear arms yes. It's illegal to be in possession of high capacity ammunition and it's not needed. Last time I checked Methuen was not a war zone. Give me an example of when you as a civilian citizen would need something with that firing capacity?
TOM1960
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A Class B allows the holder to legally own the high-cap mags needed to feed the high-cap rifles and shotguns covered under that license. Unless they were post-ban, of course. Cannot count on the media for the truth. Let's see how these charges stand up in court. Either way, his LTC grew wings and flew away, never to return. If he is found "not guilty", he should bust Methuen PDs balls by immediately applying for a "shall issue" FID!
Mr. Brownstone
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The Methuen Police are having an open house on Saturday October 12, 2013.
Perhaps a little organized GOAL rally. I don't suggest OC for this one.
https://www.facebook.com/events/1410075685874510/
Perhaps a little organized GOAL rally. I don't suggest OC for this one.
https://www.facebook.com/events/1410075685874510/
He won't be able to keep the WASR, AR or his revolver with an FID unfortunately. But I get your point.
Boris
Son of Kalashnikov
probably justified as PR tasks
I'm sure that his lawyer will try to keep the lid on this and plead something out, guilty or not, in exchange for keeping his freedom. This would be a great case for some ****ing publicity and open rage against the machine.
I think your sarcasm detector is broken.
TOM1960
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With the FID, he can still end up well-armed if he does it right. For 7.62x39, an SKS is a good choice that is FID legal. For .223, a stainless Ruger Mini 14 is also a good FID-legal choice. In .357 magnum, Marlin offers lever-action rifles in this caliber and Ruger offers the stainless KM77/357. All great firearms that will serve any FID holder well. He may wish to add a Remington 870 or Mossberg 500 series shotgun as well.
TOM1960
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Right there in MA general law, WRT Class B LTC. Covers everything except hi-cap handguns. If the mags were pre-ban, that case is going nowhere in court and he will have every right to counter-attack with a multi-million-dollar lawsuit for false arrest, false imprisonment, etc. The only thing that might screw him is the "unlawful storage" charge, which is itself a felony. Hope he beats that as well.
Since when does the FBI and Homeland Security have the time or interest in a simple possession of 'hi-capcaity" magazine investigation?
It's beginning to sound like the Feds want this guy for something else... or want to question him for some reason and are using the bogus, trumped up magazine and storage charges as leverage to rat out even bigger fish.
Depends if the firearm was under his "immediate control" at the time, he might even beat that charge...
It's beginning to sound like the Feds want this guy for something else... or want to question him for some reason and are using the bogus, trumped up magazine and storage charges as leverage to rat out even bigger fish.
Depends if the firearm was under his "immediate control" at the time, he might even beat that charge...
Yup and the next thing that we'll prob hear is that somehow he was linked to the Boston bombing shit. SMH [bs1]
The comments are all over the place on this one, but the "no one needs a large cap mag" and how its "too much fire power" and the people who think because he was younger he must be up to no good, just gets me worked up,
there are so many times i have heard people say they never thought thay neede xxxxx, and then one day out of the blue something happened and they now wish they did,
Its like some people would be willing to wait untill a bad situation arose to then justify needing a mag with more then 10 rounds, but by then its too late, stupidity and unpreparedness is ramped these days
A good reason to have them if you dont already, is if you look and see a police officer with a high cap mag and believe he needs it, then look at your self and think
1 am i worth less in life then a police officer, to not be able to protected my self with the best tools there are
2 if i was ever in a bad situation, am i not the one who is in need of a high cap mag since i would be the first responder so to speek
I would rather have more rounds then i need, then less then i needed
there are so many times i have heard people say they never thought thay neede xxxxx, and then one day out of the blue something happened and they now wish they did,
Its like some people would be willing to wait untill a bad situation arose to then justify needing a mag with more then 10 rounds, but by then its too late, stupidity and unpreparedness is ramped these days
A good reason to have them if you dont already, is if you look and see a police officer with a high cap mag and believe he needs it, then look at your self and think
1 am i worth less in life then a police officer, to not be able to protected my self with the best tools there are
2 if i was ever in a bad situation, am i not the one who is in need of a high cap mag since i would be the first responder so to speek
I would rather have more rounds then i need, then less then i needed
Maybe they were upset after they saw this
Cop Beaten Up on Camera While Bystanders Watch ? and No One Calls 911 | Video | TheBlaze.com
Cop Beaten Up on Camera While Bystanders Watch ? and No One Calls 911 | Video | TheBlaze.com
Possibly, that is something along the lines I was thinking, but all there is sparse information at this point. I hope this doesn't get broomed under the carpet.
Sounds like he had an LTC-B, I don't think the charges were about the mags being pre or post ban
No one knows if had an "A" or "B" at this point but this stat is interesting, only 1.3% of LTC's issued are Class B.
9th paragraph for cite
Want a gun license in Massachusetts? Much depends on where you live - Metro - The Boston Globe
Could one say the same for the storage laws as well? Thats too is a state to state thing is it not?
or is there a federal law about storage as well?
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