I know someone that filed a restraining order against a corrections officer. According to the paperwork she should have to turn-over her guns. Does this mean she no longer has off-duty carry weapons?

 

Her husband is a State Trooper. What happens to him and his guns?

 

Gonna be a sticky situation huh?

The defendant must surrender all firearms, Permits and FPID. They may go on the rubber gun squad until settled. The victim can keep theirs.

they are required to leave their duty gun at the pd when they get off work

wow that sucks.

I guess rule are rules, but wow, would like to know more but understand if you don't want to give any other details..

they are required to leave their duty gun at the pd when they get off work

 

That is ridiculous.

I'm a co and my department takes your duty weapon, off duty, and any other fire arms along with any permits and fid. Not sure about the spouse being a statey though..... We were told all weapons so I would have to assume his also, and his weapon probably must be left at work. On another note, my dept. Will let us surrender our weapons for a temporary ammount of time if we want to. Some times during a bad divorce people surrender them so theres no chance of false accusations of threats with a deadly weapon.

Interesting.......... Guess we shall see what happens. The order was just issued today, sure are a lot of papers!

they are required to leave their duty gun at the pd when they get off work

 

Not necessarily, only if the county prosecutor allows it. Many times the officer is not allowed to carry a gun on or off duty until the matter is resolved. Not a big deal for a CO, as their job doesn't require them to carry weapons, but if it's a police officer, they are either assigned to a desk job or must take leave. Depending on how the case goes, it could be a career ender.

Well, the ATF went to the ST's house and removed all their guns, his and hers..................Then the shyt started.

Well, the ATF went to the ST's house and removed all their guns, his and hers..................Then the shyt started.

 

 

Sounds like the right thing to do, until everything gets squared away.

Curious why the restraining order was given. It's a pain in nj to get one. I.hope it all works out in the long run

Well, some people don't think with their heads................ Some feel they are above the law. I bet this turns into a big mess for all involved.

Sounds like the right thing to do, until everything gets squared away.

 

I would argue that the "right thing to do" would be to repeal the asinine Lautenberg amendment, but I know what you mean.

Curious why the restraining order was given. It's a pain in nj to get one. I.hope it all works out in the long run

 

Pain to get one???? I am a current LEO and they give them out like candy.

Pain to get one???? I am a current LEO and they give them out like candy.

 

This. At least at the County Courthouse level. Getting an emergent one @ a PD is much harder.

This. At least at the County Courthouse level. Getting an emergent one @ a PD is much harder.

 

no its easier because the judge is only hearing from the victim.

no its easier because the judge is only hearing from the victim.

 

Sorry I should have clarified. It's much easier when a victim goes to the County Courthouse to apply, rather than talking to the on-call judge @ a PD. At least from my experience.

Sorry I should have clarified. It's much easier when a victim goes to the County Courthouse to apply, rather than talking to the on-call judge @ a PD. At least from my experience.

 

In my 10 years its been much better for the victim to come to the PD for the order. I have NEVER seen someone turned down during my time on the road. And in my town we have a large population and hence a lot of domestics.

 

 

no its easier because the judge is only hearing from the victim.

 

My neighbor is a rape victim and the guy just got released from prison and she has been trying for the last year prior for.him getting out to get a ro or a tro. Maybe ocean county just sucks on this type of thing

My neighbor is a rape victim and the guy just got released from prison and she has been trying for the last year prior for.him getting out to get a ro or a tro. Maybe ocean county just sucks on this type of thing

 

A restrainging order in NJ only applies to a dating relationship or marriage or roommates. otherwise you are not getting one.

 

 

A restrainging order in NJ only applies to a dating relationship or marriage or roommates. otherwise you are not getting one.

 

Pretty sure a law called nicholes law was passed in the early 2000 reffering to rape.victims ill look it up.