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Warren County Man Had Multiple Illegal Items

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"Pollard was charged with third-degree aggravated assault, third-degree criminal restraint, third-degree terroristic threats, seven counts of second-degree possession of an assault weapon, four counts of second-degree possession of a machine gun, seven counts of third-degree possession of a weapon without a serial number, third-degree possession of a short barrel rifle, nine counts of fourth-degree manufacturing a firearm, fourth-degree possession of an extended firearm magazine, fourth-degree possession of a firearm suppressor, second-degree endangering the welfare of a child, and third-degree hindering apprehension of prosecution.

Federal charges are also expected to be forthcoming, the prosecutor’s office said."

 

Wow his balls must be HUGE!

Chances of this being fought or will just be plead guilty on lesser charges so they can keep the laws on AWB, 'ghost' gun etc?

The guy could be a dirtbag, I don't know but still don't agree with all the charges.

If he lived about 6 miles to the west there would be no issue with the firearms or magazines. The suppressors and auto sears are another issue assuming they are what the media says they are.

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