How many "officials" did it take to lock down ALL of Boston, searching for the bombers?
How many homes were entered and searched?
How many home owners resisted?
It will be too easy.
How many "officials" did it take to lock down ALL of Boston, searching for the bombers?
How many homes were entered and searched?
How many home owners resisted?
It will be too easy.
There is no need to "Justify" anything when it comes to any form of confiscation. They used ICC verbiage for the alleged Colombian "cartel" member . Not massive amounts of ill gotten gains, interstate transportation of a schedule 1 substance. Nope, it was for possession of firearms mfg outside the State of CO.
Cartel and terrorist one week. Gun Owners with Links to Militia's the next.
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This makes a lot of sense- in the wake of events like N. Hollywood and Columbine (patrol officers vs better armed suspects) I understand the need for most (if not all) squad cars armed with a patrol rifle/carbine... but when agencies start talking about the need for heavily armored APCs, that's a bit of a stretch. There's a difference between practicality and just plain ego stroking.
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Look how quickly it was done in Australia and Great Britain.
And we have a nation of wimps and sally's that will happily do it for that $50.00 Walmart card.
One thing you miss Ronin, with the signature on the UN SAT domestic LE will not have to do it.
The unconstitutional prick in office will open the door for them, legal or not.
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They will pass a Law first. And then its on. First it will be the mentally ill. Define by the govt. PSTD. No guns. Have a case of the boo hoos. No guns. Then it will be domestic enemies/terrorists. Tea Party. People with gadsten flags. People who buy things with cash or have some food.
Here is a whole list of possible terrorist activities brought to you by the gov't
http://chasvoice.blogspot.com/2012/0...-activity.html
The cops will do it. How do i know this? They are doing it NOW.
http://www.syracuse.com/news/index.s..._gun_laws.html
All i heard was that no cop would ever ever under any circumstances arrest people for having 7 rounds in a magazine. Why don't you worry ! Trust us! We can trust them so much that they are arresting people for laws that are not even in effect yet. Trust! Yep
From March to Oct. 22, 981 people were charged with new provisions under the Safe Act:
- 864 were charged with criminal possession of a firearm, a new felony that includes having a gun with a shortened barrel or an unregistered pistol. Before the Safe Act, this behavior was a misdemeanor charge called fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon, which is still on the books.
- 33 were charged with having more than seven bullets inside a 10-round magazine, a violation that is the equivalent of a traffic ticket. First-time offenders face a $200 fine.
- 21 were charged with criminal possession of a weapon on school grounds, a new felony.
- 20 were charged with unlawful possession of a large capacity ammunition feeding device, a misdemeanor.
- 15 were charged with aggravated criminal possession of a weapon, a felony charged when a person has a loaded firearm while committing a violent or drug trafficking felony.
- 12 were charged with criminal purchase or disposal of a weapon - also called straw purchases. The Safe Act elevated an existing law banning sales of a firearms, rifles or shotguns to a disqualified gun owner from a misdemeanor to a felony.
- 7 people were charged with the felony of possession of an unloaded firearm during a violent felony or drug trafficking felony.
- 7 people were charged with failing to register an assault weapon, a requirement that doesn't go into effect until next year.
- 1 person was charged with failing to safety store a rifle, shotgun or firearm when another resident in the home is prohibited from possessing a firearm. This is a misdemeanor.
- 1 person was charged with unlawful transfer or a previously lawful assault weapons or large-capacity magazine, a misdemeanor.
Over in Cali the cops are going door to door confiscating guns from those CA deems prohibited. Oh they say they are mentally ill and the like. Uh-huh
In NJ They are entering homes without a warrant over a facebook post demanding to see the guns
http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/201...oto_of_bo.html
It is well known that in NY, they ignore fed safe transport laws and bust people for illegal NY guns
Last year in Aurora they stopped everyone at an intersection forced them to get out of the car at gunpoint
http://www.coloradoindependent.com/1...tuional-alarms
http://dailycaller.com/2012/06/05/po...e-bank-robber/
No description, no nothing. Therefore they didn't even have RAS, let alone probable cause to stop anyone. But so what! Block the intersection, stick rifles and shotguns in peoples faces well its easy to get consent after that, isn't it. Its all good !“We didn’t have a description, didn’t know race or gender or anything, so a split-second decision was made to stop all the cars at that intersection, and search for the armed robber,” Aurora police officer Frank Fania told ABC News.
What constitutional principle allows the detention of 40 cars at an intersection with no RAS/PC? Oh it must be the "it paid off" exception. AKA We have the guns pointed at you now STFU an comply. Yea its right there in the constitution, you just have to squint to see it....“It’s hard to say what normal is in a situation like this when you haven’t dealt with a situation like this,” Fania told ABC. “The result of the whole ordeal is that it paid off. We have arrested and charged a suspect.”
ETA: I cant wait for the first case of someone with a pot card to get busted and have the guns taken away. Some will be happy as pie. Stupid criminals broke the law. No guns for you you doper! Law is the Law
Last edited by lowbeyond; 11-26-2013 at 18:19.
Id guess most will give them up. Just look at other countires.
Then those that refuse and shoot a cop will be labeled as Cop Killers, and all those i would never ever confiscate guns will hunt them down and kill them to much applause - no doubt.
After all they Broke.The.Law They are CRIMINALS ! You must obey.
That's funny. Exigent circumstance was probably their final answer.
An emergency situation requiring swift action to prevent imminent danger to life or serious damage to property, or to forestall the imminent escape of a suspect, or destruction of evidence. There is no ready litmus test for determining whether such circumstances exist, and in each case the extraordinary situation must be measured by the facts known by officials.
Those circumstances that would cause a reasonable person to believe that entry (or other relevant prompt action) was necessary to prevent physical harm to the officers or other persons, the destruction of relevant evidence, the escape of a suspect, or some other consequence improperly frustrating legitimate law enforcement efforts.
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It's not even exigent circumstances. They had zero knowledge of who the suspect was. It's not like they followed him, and they ducked into a building so they followed without a warrant. That's exigent circumstances. Not this. Remember they had nothing, they admit it
It's like there was a rape, so all of you in area x with a penis must submit to a search.
Really? Not only no, but fuck no
But hey, so long as they have cheerleaders, and they go their man, no matter what. It's all good.
Fuck the Constitution and the last couple hundred years of scotus jurisprudence. That stuff is for pikers.