October 29, 201016 yr You can listen online as well as the radio. http://www.nj1015.com/ Dennis is interviewing Brian's father and also thier attorney, Evan Knappen.
October 29, 201016 yr here is the donation link where u can donate to help brian out, from www.nj1015.com https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_flow&SESSION=LcQPSlYO_uFp-5-7KjgMogyRdnaS4b81aUNKpDPSuko_96ga02LXtASeDNm&dispatch=5885d80a13c0db1f8e263663d3faee8dc60d77e6184470d515cedf52660ea0cd
October 29, 201016 yr Just tuned in. Paintball guy is on. He is full of ****. Jail for a paintball gun? No way.
October 29, 201016 yr Just tuned in. Paintball guy is on. He is full of ****. Jail for a paintball gun? No way. my friend went to juvi for shooting a light out with a bb gun, he was under house arrest for like months and was on probation, so I dont know how far off it would be. You may be right though.
October 29, 201016 yr I'm listening online and getting more and more outraged at how some of these people have been treated. I gotta get out of this MF state.
October 29, 201016 yr I just woke up being sick sucks..... Anyway I tuned in and am waiting through the commercials to see if they are still discussing it.
October 29, 201016 yr Used to play painball at Top Gun but here is the total BS that he had to go thru to open up. I remember Ray from waaaay back. Link about Top Gun and how paintball guns are not firearms.
October 29, 201016 yr Just tuned in. Paintball guy is on. He is full of ****. Jail for a paintball gun? No way. Ok..and WHY was he arrested..was it for possessing the paintball marker, or was it for Shooting someone or something he wasn't supposed to be shooting with it???
October 29, 201016 yr Who is paintball guy? That guy Brian Aitken got arrested allegedly while moving from Colorado to NJ with firearms. Did he make a few stops on his way? Why was his car searched? There seem to be some facts missing...
October 29, 201016 yr the story is on the facebook page, unless they left some stuff out. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Free-Brian-Aitken/159490174062865
October 29, 201016 yr According to this article, he was stopped as part of a 'welfare' check, as his mother apparently thought he was suicidal.
October 29, 201016 yr Source: http://www.the-912-project.com/2009/07/26/brian-aitken-follows-new-jersey-gun-laws-and-now-faces-7-years-in-prison/ The Full Story? On January 2, 2009 Brian Aitken was wrongfully arrested for illegal possession of firearms while moving from one residence to another within the state of New Jersey after law enforcement was called to a family residence during a verbal dispute between Brian and his parents over issues stemming from a recent divorce and an ongoing custody battle for rights to see his son. Law enforcement officials responded to a dropped 911 call at his Parent’s residence. These details were provided to me during a phone interview with Brian. The guns Brian owned were purchased legally while living in the state of Colorado after going through the normal FBI and CBI background checks to be approved to purchase the firearms. During his move back to the state of New Jersey, Brian received clearance by TSA to transport his firearms via checked baggage. Brian has an Uncle who served in law enforcement who made sure he was fully aware of the need to contact the New Jersey State Police to see if there were any special requirements needed to register or license. Which he did and was informed that he did not have to register the guns. Please take a few seconds from your day and vote for Brian’s story to be heard on Freedom Watch with the Judge by clicking the following link: http://freedomwatch.uservoice.com/pages/16626-freedom-watch-guest-suggestions/suggestions/267495-brian-aitken Brian Aitken was also informed that if he would wish to purchase more guns or ammunition he would need a New Jersey Firearms Purchaser ID Card. He had no desire to purchase either item and chose not to apply for an Purchasing ID Card. During his conversation with the New Jersey State Police, Mr. Aitken was also informed that he could apply for a Conceal Carry Permit, of which he chose not to pursue since he planned to only keep the firearms for home defense. At the time of Brian’s arrest his guns were locked in the trunk of his vehicle, unloaded, and in wrapped in cloth and stored in a duffle bag. New Jersey law only requires they be unloaded, stored in a locked trunk, and stored away from ammunition. Which all laws were followed, according to statement provided to me by Brian himself. During my interview with Mr. Aitken, he also told me that he was charged with possession of illegal hollow point ammunition. According to Brian Aitken, he was threatened with incarceration if he did not answer questions and consent to the search of his vehicle. He also told me that his Miranda Rights were read to him approximately 1 1/2 hours after his search and seizure. There seems to be violations of his Second, Fourth, and Fifth Amendment Rights with his case. Taking into consideration, State and Federal laws which protect a citizens right to own and transport legally purchased firearms, I would assume it safe to say that this case appears to be politically motivated for reasons the law enforcement officials and Assistant Prosecuting Attorney, John Brennan can only answer. John Brennan is the Assistant Prosecuting Attorney who has chosen not to drop charges against Brian and to prosecute his case. I was also informed that, due to Brian not being able to afford a lengthy court battle, his attorney informed him that the prosecutor was offering Mr. Aitken only a 5 year sentence if he pleaded guilty. Brian has no desire to plead to a crime that he didn’t commit and declined the offer. I wouldn’t plead guilty for a crime I didn’t commit either! If all of this wasn’t enough, a Judge Sheldon Franklin of Ocean County Family Court in New Jersey also chose to remove all visitation rights from Brian Aitken except 1 hour per week in the presence of law enforcement officials inside the Ocean County Family Court. Judge Franklin, according to Mr. Aitken, chose to treat him as though he were a violent criminal, even though Mr. Aitken is no longer in possession of the firearms and the charges against him are non-violent and victimless. Brian stated: “The charges against me are non-violent and victimless. I did everything I could to follow the letter of the law; I checked the State Statutes, I contacted the New Jersey State Police… I did everything by-the-book. The Courts don’t seem to care. My son has gone fatherless for over one-third of his life because of a charge without merit. It’s time for this to end.” I would also like to add that while interviewing Brian, he talked about his generous nature with helping with non-profit organizations and even taking time away from work so he can take an elderly neighbor to his kidney dialysis 3 times a week. Does he really sound like a violent criminal to you? I believe the courts of New Jersey are busy enough that they don’t need to be looking to railroad good citizens for legal gun ownership. I ask that you share this story with everyone you can to help Mr. Brian Aitken find justice in this case. If you know of someone with ties to the National Rifle Association or Gun Owners of America, please get these someone in one of these organizations to help him with his battle. Also, if you are an attorney wishing to help Brian, please use my contact form (at the top of each page) and send me your information so I can pass it along to Brian. He needs your help immediately to fight these unlawful attacks on his Constitutional Rights and Freedoms!
October 29, 201016 yr Former NJSC judge on Brian Aitken's case w/Brian Aitken: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P35V_JxfalY
October 29, 201016 yr Ok..and WHY was he arrested..was it for possessing the paintball marker, or was it for Shooting someone or something he wasn't supposed to be shooting with it??? He said he was arrested just for having a paintball gun in his car because recently they made it illegal to have paintball guns in NJ. Obviously this is not true. The host even asked him if he did anything else to warrant the arrest and he said no. I call BS on his story. He would not have been arrested soley on possesing a paintball gun.
October 29, 201016 yr Who is paintball guy? That guy Brian Aitken got arrested allegedly while moving from Colorado to NJ with firearms. Did he make a few stops on his way? Why was his car searched? There seem to be some facts missing... Paintball guy was a caller. He called in and said he was arrested for possesion of a paintball gun.
October 29, 201016 yr Former NJSC judge on Brian Aitken's case w/Brian Aitken: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P35V_JxfalY Ex Judge Napolitano is a good man. Hopefully he can help this guy out.
October 29, 201016 yr I wrote the governor. +1 will be doing this as well and I urge everyone else to do the same! With the screwed up system here maybe a pardon is his only hope.
October 29, 201016 yr +1 will be doing this as well and I urge everyone else to do the same! With the screwed up system here maybe a pardon is his only hope. Will do the same.
October 30, 201016 yr He said he was arrested just for having a paintball gun in his car because recently they made it illegal to have paintball guns in NJ. Obviously this is not true. The host even asked him if he did anything else to warrant the arrest and he said no. I call BS on his story. He would not have been arrested soley on possesing a paintball gun. Ok..I was hoping he'd have given a little more so it could be checked. I know MY dept wouldnt hook someone up for just having a paintball marker, nor would any of the people I know..but there's always "That Guy" so i CAN'T call 100% BS. Don't get me wrong..i HAVE seen someone arrested and charged for Possessing a Weapon when it was a Paintball Marker...but, he Shot up a kid on a Dirt bike causing him to crash and break his arm. Same thing with Airsoft.. we had one of our local morons think it was a good idea to pop random people with his airsoft gun..he found out that even though they are unregulated and pretty much avaiable for anyone to buy, once you Use it improperly it goes from Toy to Weapon. He's just lucky the one Kid that got hit in the face didnt decide to turn his head..
October 30, 201016 yr +1 for you. Just like everything else, it depends on how you USE it. A car is not a weapon when someone obeys the traffic laws. However, once they start running people over, it becomes a weapon.
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