Non-criminal arrested for empty shells in his house in DC

[Old School 611]

Ich einzige nur Befehle befolgt

 

That's terrible!   They were victims...

[Underdog 1,593]

I don't affirm or disagree with what these guys did at Starbucks, but I do feel bad for the poor police officer victims that were just doing their job, and in Texas no less. 

 

Men in compliance with Texas open carry laws arrested at Starbucks

[revenger 473]

This could be a chapter from "The Turner Diaries"

[gunguy1960 2]

This story reminds me of a squirrel at a dollar store who had a run in with the cops, but hey, lets keep it "civil", right?

[W2MC 1,699]

Probably nothing like that. Once D.C. lost Heller, they decided to double down on f*cking with gun owners.

In other words the powers that be in D.C. are just like this guy's ex: petty, vindictive, willing to hurt anyone in order to feel better about losing and generally immoral.

Actually, I am starting to think this guy's strategy is correct.  Washington DC does NOT want to take this to court; if it ever makes it, I can see the whole statute being tossed as unconstitutional.  That's the LAST thing they want....I forsee the DA, after a little bit of grand-standing, dropping this case like a hot potato...

[ryan_j 0]

Actually, I am starting to think this guy's strategy is correct.  Washington DC does NOT want to take this to court; if it ever makes it, I can see the whole statute being tossed as unconstitutional.  That's the LAST thing they want....I forsee the DA, after a little bit of grand-standing, dropping this case like a hot potato...

 

Absolutely this. They really don't want another boot up their ass like the Heller decision. 

[raz-0 1,259]

Well seeing as last time they did this to him, they got a whole box of .40 and an antique cap and ball revolver, and he didn't do time form that, he probably won't from this.

 

Of course they could do it a third time, claim it was evidence of arms trafficking and RICO him without conviction so....

[Old Glock guy 1,127]

Sounds like it might be worth it for the NRA to get involved in this case.  The DC AG is setting a dangerous precedent.