AHM
NES Member
I suppose it is best to advise the young ones to not say anything. My kids have known about my guns since the day they were born. They have been instructed to never mention guns in school. Both in high school now and to my knowledge they never have.
Indeed; anyone is smack out of their minds who hasn't laid down the law that
under no circumstances are their kids to say word one about guns (especially yours)
to anyone outside your household. In school or after class.
Not just K-12, even after they graduate and move out.
Tolerating anything less than that invites:
- Fatal accidents
- Burglaries
- School suspensions or expulsions
- Findings of "unsuitability"
- Lawsuits by helicopter parents of playmates
- Sidewalk protests and swattings by moonbats
- etc., etc., etc.
But I expect you are right. The kids in most of these cases are probably saying something. Or on the case of Mass could the local PD's be sharing licensing information with the schools? Rhetorical question really as I suppose we would never be able to know that....just a thought though.
Massachusetts General Laws, Part I, Title X, Chapter 66, Section 10
Public inspection and copies of records; presumption; exceptions
Section 10.
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(d) ...
The commissioner of the department of criminal justice information services, the department of criminal justice information services and its agents, servants, and attorneys including the keeper of the records of the firearms records bureau of said department, or any licensing authority, as defined by chapter one hundred and forty shall not disclose any records divulging or tending to divulge the names and addresses of persons who own or possess firearms, rifles, shotguns, machine guns and ammunition therefor, as defined in said chapter one hundred and forty and names and addresses of persons licensed to carry and/or possess the same to any person, firm, corporation, entity or agency except criminal justice agencies as defined in chapter six and except to the extent such information relates solely to the person making the request and is necessary to the official interests of the entity making the request.
Public inspection and copies of records; presumption; exceptions
Section 10.
...
(d) ...
The commissioner of the department of criminal justice information services, the department of criminal justice information services and its agents, servants, and attorneys including the keeper of the records of the firearms records bureau of said department, or any licensing authority, as defined by chapter one hundred and forty shall not disclose any records divulging or tending to divulge the names and addresses of persons who own or possess firearms, rifles, shotguns, machine guns and ammunition therefor, as defined in said chapter one hundred and forty and names and addresses of persons licensed to carry and/or possess the same to any person, firm, corporation, entity or agency except criminal justice agencies as defined in chapter six and except to the extent such information relates solely to the person making the request and is necessary to the official interests of the entity making the request.