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NY Firemen shooting Straw purchaser

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The .223-caliber Bushmaster rifle, which had a combat-style flash suppressor, is similar to the one used by the gunman who massacred 20 children and six women in a Newtown, Conn., elementary school earlier this month.

 

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/12/29/new-york-woman-arrested-in-connection-with-murder-2-firefighters/#ixzz2GTHl2MK5 I don't understand the point of this "which had a combat-style flash suppressor" has nothing to do with the actual story. Just another way of trying to make AR's look like they are the devil's toys. And agreed BLF, she should.

When I first read the thread title, I thought firemen shot a straw purchaser. After reading the article, she should be strung up in front of a firing squad.

 

 

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an example needs to be made of straw purchasers. this girl seems to be the perfect fit since the spot light is on her

Sounds like gander mountain sold an illegal rifle.... flash hider?

There was a girl who purchased the guns for the columbine shooters too. We should make a law against straw purchases as well as private sales. You know the gun show loop hole. That would have stopped the guy!

There was a girl who purchased the guns for the columbine shooters too. We should make a law against straw purchases as well as private sales. You know the gun show loop hole. That would have stopped the guy!

 

First things first. We need to make a law against killing your mom and stealing her guns.

There outta be a law that says you have to serve more than 17 years in prison if you beat your grandmother to death with a claw hammer. The guy should have never seen daylight again.

There outta be a law that says you have to serve more than 17 years in prison if you beat your grandmother to death with a claw hammer. The guy should have never seen daylight again.

I disagree ... He should have never seen dawn following his conviction... They need to bring back capital punishment for serious crimes.. Not house animals on our dime only to let them out to do it again....the fact that it's basically become do whatever you want and there's no real punishment is a major factor in crime/murder increases

Sounds like gander mountain sold an illegal rifle.... flash hider?

 

Possible that it was pre-ban? I believe NY still allows pre-ban items.

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Seems like the parole board didn't want to let him out, but eventual his sentence was completed, so there was nothing they could do. Apparently lived trouble free for years until this

I particularly like this gem from the police chief:

 

""He was equipped to go to war," Webster Police Chief Gerald Pickering said."

 

Because that's what we send soldiers to war with, a semiauto, shotty, and a revolver.

Possible that it was pre-ban? I believe NY still allows pre-ban items.

I think it's more possible that the story got it wrong which was my hidden point.. but yeah i didn't think about the grandfathering NY has.

I really hope they Nail this B*tch to the wall. We need to start demanding justice, not regulation.

I really hope they Nail this B*tch to the wall. We need to start demanding justice, not regulation.

+1,000,001

I hope there is due justice. Let's await the facts.

 

I don't think the firearm community will help ourselves if we sound like extremists with our responses. Just my 2 cents.

 

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I hope there is due justice. Let's await the facts.

 

I don't think the firearm community will help ourselves if we sound like extremists with our responses. Just my 2 cents.

 

TheWombat

 

On the contrary, supporting maximum penalties for gun laws can only help us, what can the anti's argue? our extremities way bring us together.(when pigs fly)

On the contrary, supporting maximum penalties for gun laws can only help us, what can the anti's argue? our extremities way bring us together.(when pigs fly)

 

Maximum penalties yes.. However when I see comments on the forum and in Facebook about shooting her, hanging her etc... I don't believe that is the maximum penalty for whatever gun laws may have been broken... I could be wrong though?

 

TheWombat

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I don't see how she could be charged as an accomplice, but may get the max penalty for the straw purchase.

Im still trying to figure out why they are still sticking the the "rifle was used in the CT shooting" detail. Theyve said numerous times, the rifle was found in the car..

Im still trying to figure out why they are still sticking the the "rifle was used in the CT shooting" detail. Theyve said numerous times, the rifle was found in the car..

 

Believe there is still confusion, the videos that people are referring to were aired on the 15th Dec and have since been superseded. I have not seen any recent update stating that it was just handguns being used.

 

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Maybe he used up all the "high capacity clips" he had for the ebr and went to his car and locked it in the trunk for safety then returned to the building?... Sounds logical (sarcasm)

Maybe he used up all the "high capacity clips" he had for the ebr and went to his car and locked it in the trunk for safety then returned to the building?... Sounds logical (sarcasm)

 

Probably poor humor

Nope sarcasm ...why would it be in his trunk if he was using it to commit atrocities?

So this chick goes to Gander Mountain with the killer two years before he committed his crimes. Bought the AR and shotty for him, Now she's left holding the bag.

 

Every father, grandfather, Uncle Joe, Aunt Josephine, etc., that's given a kid an old or new gun for Christmas, his birthday, his Confirmation, a gun that he's grown up with and still has to this day; those people are all guilty of the same crime: a "straw purchase." That situation is very much a reality.

Every father, grandfather, Uncle Joe, Aunt Josephine, etc., that's given a kid an old or new gun for Christmas, his birthday, his Confirmation, a gun that he's grown up with and still has to this day; those people are all guilty of the same crime: a "straw purchase." That situation is very much a reality.

So you're saying that what she did was okay??? I know it sounds like a lot of work but the "gift gun" could haven been transferred when the person is 18

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