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Ohhhhhhh Shittttttt !!!!!!! HAHAHAHA

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If this has not been posted already, just read this.. Apparently, the editor of the Lower Hudson Journal who published the Gun map, has been getting some nifty packages..

 

http://newyork.newsday.com/news/nation/journal-news-gun-permit-map-fecal-matter-mailed-to-editor-cyndee-royle-1.4435666

 

 

Journal News gun permit map: Fecal matter mailed to editor CynDee Royle

Originally published: January 11, 2013 1:05 PM

Updated: January 11, 2013 1:11 PM

By NEWSDAY.COM AND THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

 

 

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Photo credit: AP | A Glock 29 10mm pistol hangs on display with other Glock hand guns at the Shooting, Hunting and Outdoor Trade show in Las Vegas. (Jan. 18, 2012)

Police say someone mailed fecal matter to the home of an editor for a New York newspaper that has published the names and addresses of handgun owners.

White Plains police Commissioner David Chong says a suspicious package that brought out the Westchester County bomb squad Thursday turned out to contain "non-toxic fecal matter."

He said Friday the package was sent to a Journal News employee. The newspaper identified her as CynDee Royle, who's editor and vice president/news.

The package was the fifth potentially harmful parcel sent to the newspaper or its employees since a Dec. 23 article and online map that revealed the names and addresses of pistol permit holders in Westchester and Rockland counties.

The Journal News has been the target of sharp criticism from gun rights advocates and some media ethicists since running the story and interactive map. The publication added fuel to an already-emotional national debate in the wake of the Newtown, Conn., mass shooting that claimed the lives of 20 young children and seven adults.

What's the matter, CynDee?

Did you order mustard on your sh*t sandwich??

:unsure:

Holly sheet that's funny.

 

 

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You always hear people joke about mailing poop to someone, but i don't think i've ever heard of someone actually doing it.

Wonder if they are going to run DNA to find the culprit. I would hate to be the cop vouchering that. It's a sh!t job

Wonder if they are going to run DNA to find the culprit. I would hate to be the cop vouchering that. It's a sh!t job

 

I was thinking the same thing. It's sad to think that there would be someone stupid enough to ship their own log due to DNA.

 

I was thinking the same thing. It's sad to think that there would be someone stupid enough to ship their own log due to DNA.

 

I think too many people believe all the stuff the see on CSI, Law & Order.

 

By the way if you sent it, have you had anything done that your DNA would be in the database, and to go a step further, how any people here do you think have DNA profiles in a Database that could be used for law enforcement?

 

Or was there some middle of the night collection I wasn't aware of?

 

 

 

 

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If it wasn't in there before, it's in there now. Gotta be careful they don't get your DNA now to put a name to the sequence.

I'm not sure what's more funny, the story or the posts here.

i'm not sure poop has DNA in it. maybe it was dog poop. wish there was a cool note with the package like "We're tired of your shit, so we're sending it back."

Sent this to a Senator and his response below.

 

Might want to rethink that idea of posting the permit holders in the papers.

Aside from showing the bad guys where the guns may be located it also shows the bad guys where the guns are not located.This will lead to easy marks or will lead to the homeowner to now carry inside his house to stop the bad guy from trying to hurt

him or his family.

What you should do is post all the names and addresses of all the paper employees starting with the first one in your state. I would think that info is public information also.

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/44948-say-hello-to-the-ceo-of-gannett/

This one is trying to do the same thing in NJ. These people who propose this print attack on law abiding citizens of NY and NJ SHOULD BE HELD RESPONSABLE should a homeowner be attacked or have to shoot and kill to defend himself or his family.

Accessory after the fact???????????????? Who knows.

 

 

Hello!

It is an honor to serve as your State Senator and while I am focused on the number one issue that effects us all, jobs, jobs, jobs, I appreciate your correspondence regarding the recent actions taken by the “Journal News” by publishing their gun map. Please know that I have a strong commitment to ensuring our privacy and safety. I look forward to further dialogue as we move forward during the 2013 legislative session.

I have called on the “Journal News” to immediately remove the maps from their website and any other published form. Furthermore I will be introducing legislation in the New York State Senate to ensure this never has the chance of happening again. It will mirror similar legislation I supported while in the Assembly, bill 820, which would prohibit the public disclosure of information in an application for a pistol license with exceptions for prosecutors and police conducting an active investigation.

This issue is plain and simple -- protecting our active and retired cops, domestic violence survivors, and families. Our laws are antiquated and in need of updating. When public access laws were created decades ago concerns over advanced online mapping technology and social media weren’t even science fiction, let alone reality. When our laws and reckless actions of certain organizations endanger fellow citizens it is the responsibility of the legislature to step forward to ensure it can never happen again, and I am proud to take up that charge.

Please continue to contact me, as well as your other elected representatives, so we may keep this discussion going! After all, Democracy is not a spectator sport and I thank you for being involved.

Always know that your thoughts and concerns are appreciated and will be taken into consideration as I vote and conduct my duties as your State Senator.

If you would like to meet with me personally, I’d be honored!

 

Best,

 

Greg Ball

 

State Senator, 40th Senate District

Chairman, Veteran's, Homeland Security

and Military Affairs Committee

1441 Route 22, Suite 205

Brewster NY 10509

O: 845-279-3773

F: 845-279-7156

The only comment I really have is your suggestion that more people would carry at home. By bringing it up in that manner, it almost makes it look like you think that's not a good thing.

 

 

 

 

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