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From the news story, it happened Sunday. The man and the wife turned themselves in and are facing multiple charges.

Happened in North Carolina, this guy got cut off by two kids, he and his wife follows the kids to their driveway. He gets out of his pickup, goes up to the open door of the kids car and throws a punch. He then gets assaulted by the kids (perhaps in self defense), and pulls a gun on them. Whole incident caught on camera phone by another passenger in kids vehicle. http://www.wnct.com/story/21781289/carteret-county-deputies-looking-road-rage-shooting-suspect-and-family http://youtu.be/K2Rd72cf7b4

PM Sent.

He allegedly sent his goons to arrest the woman on a "stalking" charge after he learned she didn't delete the emails to silence her. Per the NYPost article: "The case burst into the headlines as Cryan unleashed at least 20 officers, a special-prosecutions unit, intelligence unit and high-tech task force to bring Golding in on stalking charges in February 2006 after she let herself into his unlocked car in a Trenton Statehouse garage and left a note."

And here are the emails in question: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/bondage_pol_was_hard_ly_working_lsLxRDr7VEYjB4kg9hVcKN Apparently this guy Cryan is some kind of S&M freak.

What does this mean when you click on a post, and you get "[#103137] You do not have permission to view this topic."?

Not sure if you can setup a table per say. But you can probably legally park in front of or near the event, with a sign saying "I'll pay more!" Not sure if LEO's will take too kindly to that though. This is New Jersey where you are guilty until proven innocent.

How about the 4th option? Shut up and call my lawyer.

So what have we learned here? 1) Never talk to the police. You have a right to remain silent. Use it. 2) The only words coming out of your mouth should be. "I want my lawyer."

The cops even took her cleaning brush and RemOil. What was she going to do.. Lube somebody to death?

You better have your permits I mean.. Receipts for that soda on you.

Stranger Danger! 911 what's your emergency? "there is this jamaican guy with a concealed firearm at the rest stop. He looks dangerous. Better call the swat team!"

hmmm Gang members, California, guns? I'm sure those gang members have valid California permits for those weapons and they were in that jewelry store to shop for their girlfriends before that crazed gun toting granny opened fire almost killing them.

I once had a huge 21" CRT monitor go missing once it hit the UPS "sort" facility here in NJ.

I am over 18 but younger than 65

Good quote from her: "Free people are not in the habit of providing reasons why they "need" something simply because the government wants to ban it."

Hickok is accurate with everything! With a glock 19 he is scary accurate even out to 80 yards. He shoots more in one day than most of us shoot in a few months. He gets free ammo from suppliers for mentioning their names on youtube. He gets all kinds of T&E (test and evaluation) guns from manufacturers too. Love his channel.

Yeah it's 80 yards away, he hits it like 99% of the time even shooting a slow heavy .45 slug you can actually see the bullet arc downward before it hit the gong.

My motorcycle doesn't have a trunk, or saddlebags, or any kind or storage space whatsoever. I usually ride with a backpack on my back.

http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/2012/12/22/del-man-arrested-for-firing-gunshots-from-home-toward-i-95/ WILMINGTON, Del. (CBS) – New Castle County Police have arrested a Wilmington, Delaware man they say fired several gunshots from the rear of his home toward I-95. The incident happened late Thursday night at the home of Brian Szymanski in the 1300 block of Tulane Road in the community of Green Acres, approximately 100 yards away from I-95. Police say they responded to reports from residents who heard gunshots and saw the 46-year-old Szymanski coming out of the back of his home with a shotgun.

What if you ride a sportbike with no storage on the bike itself? Will a backpack be ok while riding to the range?

It's a sad state of affairs in the United States when everyday citizens are scared of their own government. And if you say people are not scared? Take a look at the shelves in any gun shop.

http://www.wfaa.com/home/Three-alarm-fire-engulfs-Dallas-gun-range-192889931.html

I'm not a lawyer so don't take this as legal advice.. I think it's perfectly legal. Having said that.. I would drive normally (no speeding). If you do get stopped. Never consent to a search. Do not answer any questions. Do not tell anyone you have ammunition.