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Here is a worthy weapons bust

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these are the guys who's guns they should be taking.

 

http://www.njsp.org/news/pr030712.html

 

OFFICIAL NEWS RELEASE

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Office of Public Information (609) 882-2000

Lt. Stephen Jones - ext. 6513

Sgt. Brian Polite - ext. 6514

Tpr. I Christopher Kay - ext. 6515

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

March 6, 2012

 

State Police Arrest Gun Dealing Felons

Newark, N.J. -- On February 29th, the New Jersey State Police Weapons Trafficking Unit arrested three convicted felons that bought and sold illegal weapons throughout Monmouth County, New Jersey.

 

The two month investigation revealed that Dana "Real" Jackson, 40 of Aberdeen, N.J. took orders for firearms from people who are prohibited by law from possessing them because of prior criminal convictions. Jackson would get the guns from Damien Coleman, 32 of Newark, N.J. and bringing them back to Monmouth County for resale. Once in Monmouth County, Jackson and Curtis Mitchell, 39 of Cliffwood, N.J. would sell the firearms illegally for a profit.

 

Jackson was arrested at his residence in Aberdeen. He was in possession of heroine and two handguns at the time of his arrest. Mitchell was arrested at his residence. Coleman was arrested after a brief foot pursuit at his residence. He was found to be in possession of heroine, crack cocaine, and two handguns.

 

The investigation resulted in the seizure of eight firearms, including seven handguns and one shotgun, numerous rounds of ammunition, approximately 300 decks of heroin, 15 grams of crack cocaine, and eight thousand dollars in U.S. Currency.

I guess the question is where did Coleman get the weapons?

Since he is certainly a "prohibited" person. Stolen guns to order?

What was her name? ;)

 

Wow, ok I'll be the dumbass in the room, could you explain this joke please? :dontknow::scratchhead:

Article misspelled "Heroin" as "Heroine"...

 

Between that and BLF saying "Nice Bust" and I'm waiting for pictures also... :icon_mrgreen:

So, resell the weapons to FID possessing Newark residents?

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So, resell the weapons to FID possessing Newark residents?

 

That wod be a great revenue maker but it will never happen.

numerous rounds of ammunition

 

Well knowing what we know about reporting in the past on guns this most likely equals one 50 round box of 9mm, a bulk pack of .22 and some loose 12 ga. shells. :D

Heroine and a big bust..get me some popcorn

 

Tomb Raider????? :maninlove:

Heroine and a big bust..get me some popcorn

 

And the $8K she made dancing. ;)

Well knowing what we know about reporting in the past on guns this most likely equals one 50 round box of 9mm, a bulk pack of .22 and some loose 12 ga. shells. :D

 

Yeah, and the idiot thugs probably had .380 auto, .38 spl and .45 auto handguns to match the ammo.

 

"Where do these plastic ones go?" :drag:

Now some JO prosecutor will cut them a deal and they'll do 4 months tops.

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