Cops Arrest Man For Having Too Much Ammo, Guns

[mikeinla]

http://www.truthandaction.org/cops-arrest-man-much-ammo/

"Among his inventory were 14 legally-obtained handguns, 2 licensed and loaded shotguns, 1 licensed rifle and around 45,000 rounds of ammo for any number of weapons"

[AceGirlsHusband]

Mr. Shou wasn't arrested for having too much of anything. Article says the police arrested him for failing to "store" it properly... wherever he is.

[desertjosh]

Wow, this is BS.

[Dodahdude]

I thank god everyday that I live free and able to do and have anything I want without some minority group dictating unreasonable demands on my constitutional freedoms...

[mdolvn]

Guns in safe, Lock and key storage container for ammo = no issues and no unauthorized access against illegal searches

[nickleplatedbrass]

"administrative pistol licensee review" - WTH is that?

[pterrell]

In New York you're required to obtain a purchase permit and keep everything locked. Part of that purchase permit is that you sign away your 4th amendment rights and they can come at any time and perform a security check to make sure you are in compliance with storage laws.

[desertjosh]

In New York you're required to obtain a purchase permit and keep everything locked. Part of that purchase permit is that you sign away your 4th amendment rights and they can come at any time and perform a security check to make sure you are in compliance with storage laws.

Coming to cali soon I'm sure. EFFFF that

[pterrell]

Coming to cali soon I'm sure. EFFFF that

Probably

[glockman19]

This is NY, but IF not challenged, or upheld by the courts, comes to a city in CA soon. It's a race to see who can get away with the biggest infringement of the 2A.

All I want the SCOUTS to do is define, "SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED", and the discussion is over.

Even the Most Liberal Justice(s) can not argue that the legal definition of SHALL is anything other than "an imperative command" as in "you shall not kill", and that INFRINGE is legally defined as, "The encroachment, breach, or violation of a right, law, regulation, or contract."

[dustoff31]

This is NY, but IF not challenged, or upheld by the courts, comes to a city in CA soon. It's a race to see who can get away with the biggest infringement of the 2A.

All I want the SCOUTS to do is define, "SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED", and the discussion is over.

Even the Most Liberal Justice(s) can not argue that the legal definition of SHALL is anything other than "an imperative command" as in "you shall not kill", and that INFRINGE is legally defined as, "The encroachment, breach, or violation of a right, law, regulation, or contract."

Yes they can. They have done so in the past, and they will do so in the future.

[AKSOG]

In New York you're required to obtain a purchase permit and keep everything locked. Part of that purchase permit is that you sign away your 4th amendment rights and they can come at any time and perform a security check to make sure you are in compliance with storage laws.

The New York Stasi can give you the ol in-n-out at will

[GimpsUnlimited]

Wait, doesn't the executive branch have the power to selectively enforce ANY law as they see fit? So much for those who think LEO will stand at the side of citizens when it comes to BS laws.

[Soginator]

Kamala Harris' wet dream just came true.

[tanks]

Coming to cali soon I'm sure. EFFFF that

Already here. LA city ordinance that got passed recently.

http://www.dailynews.com/government-and-politics/20151027/la-city-council-passes-tough-handgun-storage-law