NBC Bay Area @ 11:00 PM

[barrage]

Idiot who proposed this unaware there is only ONE gun store in SF and they already have security cameras.

Yeah, but those security cameras were probably installed by a non-government contractor and sold to the owner at a competitive price.

What needs to happen is for a government contractor with a workforce of no less than 20 employees (four of them women and four of them minorities because that's fair) to spend 100 man hours with no less than 60 of those being paid overtime, tearing out the existing cameras and replacing them with "approved" equipment that costs ten times more than it does on the private market.

Then, MAYBE, it will be safe enough for the puppies, kittens, and children.

[durandal]

You said it.


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[foreppin916]

I live on the outskirts of Sacramento where no Fingerprint or ID is required and went to Broadway Bait and Gun in Downtown and forgot about that ordinance and was shocked. Pointless and does nothing to deter crime

ID and signatures for ammo purchases have been going on for over 35 years in Sacramento City. That's why the Wally Worlds within Sac city limits don't sell ammo.... too hard to train the employee's, I guess.
I did get carded for buying spray paint, tho (and I have grey hair).

[retiredAFcop]

http://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local...315018131.html

According to source, regulations would include: Video recording in store where ammo is stored and sold, signed signature by purchaser, address, ID, etc. info sent to police department.

It's the Pleasant Hill model all over again.