Was that his only firearm or did they clear out his safe? I understand that they will always take the weapon used to defend yourself. But taking every firearm from your home is an issue. Especially with the way they would handle them.NcongruNt wrote:This happened recently with the fellow defending his house/workshop up in Dallas. He was involved in shootings defending himself and property twice within 3 weeks, and both times they took the shotgun he used as evidence. He had to go buy a new shotgun after he lost his second one, which is when he got ambushed by that reporter. He has not been arrested or charged with anything, and it appears that the DA and police agree that they were good shoots. He'll probably get his guns back after he clears the Grand Jury.ScubaSigGuy wrote:I have never heard of them taking every weapon that a person acting in self defense owns.Has this really happened? I would have a HUGE problem with that. How can that be avoided? I am gussing that it may be the policy only in certain jursidictions???
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- Tue Oct 23, 2007 12:35 pm
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I have never heard of them taking every weapon that a person acting in self defense owns. Has this really happened? I would have a HUGE problem with that. How can that be avoided? I am gussing that it may be the policy only in certain jursidictions and even then I would hope that it depoended on whether there were suspicious circimstance???
Has this really happened? I would have a HUGE problem with that. How can that be avoided? I am gussing that it may be the policy only in certain jursidictions and even then I would hope that it depoended on whether there were suspicious circimstance???