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ok. cruising farcebook. came upon an article from gloucester twp. they'd stopped a guy last night for driving with no headlights. drugs, and a 1911 in the car. the 1911 was loaded with hollowpoints. one of the charges is "prohibited ammunition".

 i have this almost uncontrollable urge to email them with the statute on hollowpooints, but as i live right next to...and often travel through that twp.....i'm not so sure it's the smartest idea..........should i"?

well the ammunition was technically prohibited under those circumstances,

Leave sleeping dogs lie. Multiple felonies, nothing to see, time to move on.

Leave sleeping dogs lie. Multiple felonies, nothing to see, time to move on.

This.

 

Hollowpoints are covered in the same section of the statute with armor piercing ammo. Both prohibited ammo. What's on the complaint is what counts and can be amended later if required.

Will be dropped in court, IMO... They'll focus on the other stuff.

Will be dropped as long as he pleas out. If he goes to trial he will face all charges.

It's the law of multiplicative stupidity. You can drive around with a body in the trunk if you want. Just don't drive around with a body in the trunk plus a burned out taillight, speeding with an expired inspection sticker and tinted windows.

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the whole reason i even thought about it, was because of how i interpreted their article. they said prohibited ammunition. yet as we all know, hollow points are not prohibited. i feel that that's a big part of how misinformation gets spread around. even under the circumstances he was nailed in, the ammo wasn't prohibited.......it was illegally possessed, just as the handgun was illegally possessed. i do believe there is i difference. but as the first three guys said.....let it be. at least they took a couple druggies/drunks off the street. even if only for a few hours.......and hopefully whomever they stole the gun from(pd listed it as a springfield armory 1911) gets it back.

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dude gets around. must' ve been a crisis actor, and they slipped up.

Leave sleeping dogs lie. Multiple felonies, nothing to see, time to move on.

Exactly

Leave sleeping dogs lie. Multiple felonies, nothing to see, time to move on.

EXACTLY!

 

But it does bring up the point of the reason Newbies don't understand shit from shin-o-la about possession of HP's vs. transportation of them to and from EXEMPT (as well as NON-Exempt) locations....  Even official Police PR bulletins play mix and match with the terminology we endure every damn day as Serfs........

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