High Cap Mag law in CO

[00tec]

You gonna post any more details or are you just gonna talk shit with no intention of actually telling the entire truth?

Reading difficulties? Posted earlier in the thread.

Cliff notes:
Location: Cherry Creek range
Officer: Denver PD

[JM Ver. 2.0]

Reading difficulties? Posted earlier in the thread.

Cliff notes:
Location: Cherry Creek range
Officer: Denver PD

I call bullshit. Why the hell would a Denver cop be inside the cherry creek state park? And why the hell would he call them an "ATF/Officer"?

His entire argument is bullshit.

Not to mention, he hasn't said a damn thing in regards to what actually happened. Half the story is all he's posted.

[FireMoth]

For the record, It IS a fine line. Denver owns the water, so a lot of the park is in Denver county (check a map)...


..But, it is legal to transport mags through denver, as long as not in a weapon in ready condition (IE, loaded rifle in car)

And as a savvy poster queried, Under what Colorado Revised Statute was seizure of your property and ticketing done?

Since the ticket hasnt been seen, and the OP has not given us details as written on the citation, I will join those calling "Bull Shit" until otherwise proven.

[JM Ver. 2.0]

For the record, It IS a fine line. Denver owns the water, so a lot of the park is in Denver county (check a map)...


..But, it is legal to transport mags through denver, as long as not in a weapon in ready condition (IE, loaded rifle in car)

And as a savvy poster queried, Under what Colorado Revised Statute was seizure of your property and ticketing done?

Since the ticket hasnt been seen, and the OP has not given us details as written on the citation, I will join those calling "Bull Shit" until otherwise proven.

Thank you.

[battle_sight_zero]

The Cherry Creek shooting range is under the jurisdiction of the Arapahoe County Sheriffs office. Denver PD would not have any authority in that area nor would they be able to ticket the op for the mags. If someone was down there claiming they were an officer then I would call the ACSO and let them know. Also no Denver water does not own Cherry Creeks water either. Besides who would want to drink that green soupy stuff anyways. Perhaps the op drank some of that water before going to range and suffered some hullcinations or ill effects?

[sniper7]

can we please stop bashing the OP.

I would like to see more details on this, the ticket, or at least what he was ticketed for and hopefully the outcome if he decides to fight it.

[BushMasterBoy]

Just post the phone number on the ticket for the enforcement agency and I will call them personally! Then I will tell you on here what they say!

[SideShow Bob]

Possibly an LE impersonator with a stolen Denver ticket book that suckered the OP for his magazines ?
To the OP did this officer/ATF agent show you any sort of ID or badge ? If not what made you think he was an LEO ?

[FireMoth]

And i do stand corrected, DPD authority and Denver county stop on the north side of I225, and Denver apparently only has lease for need arrangements for cherry creek water, hence my mis statement.

So, I suppose all that remains is to determine if the OP is a liar, a sucker, or isnt telling us the whole story...

[BPTactical]

Colorado Department of Parks and Recreation Rangers would typically be the first LE contact at Cherry Creek. After that it would be either ACSD or CSP. City and County of Denver has absolutely no jurisdiction over any Cherry Creek State Property.
Cherry Creek is actually owned by the Corps of Engineers and the State oversees it.
Denver Water has some interest in the waterways but none of the grounds.
I am dubious or the OP got rolled up and smoked by some clown who scammed him for his mags.

Or it is the weirdest thing I have ever heard of..