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Did he ever get his "not confiscated" weapons back?

KD5NRH wrote:

OverEasy wrote: "Mr. Del Rio wasn't a madman with no experience — he was a state employee for years."

I need to get a job with the state, that will prove my sanity, ya think?

Read it again; they're just saying that government employment makes him an experienced madman.

Speaks volumes for the skill level of some of our state employees.

Liberty wrote:It Just goes to prove that we really never can own our own property and homes,

The problem with exercising absolute rights and liberties are when they infringe on someone else's. Drawing the line is where conflict arises.

AustinRealtor,

Almost everything that I post is pure speculation. Maybe I should work on Wall Street!

Point 1: He did indeed violate building codes. I am sure that digging a 2 to 3 story hole under your house in a residential neighborhood is a violation. In my mind if he was living up on Ruby Ridge with his nearest neighbor being in the next county, it wouldn't be anyones business let alone a code violation.

Point 2: He might have violated hazardous material storage regulations.

Point 3: The Police are storing his weapons while he is unable to enter his residence, and did not confiscate them.

We can all feel free to speculate about the implications of the above points, but as the story currently stands I don't see what the issue really is.