Another Classic is off the streets (not Python, oops)

[bsim]

Simi Valley Nixle Report

During this operation fifteen locations within the city of Simi Valley were visited. Four individuals were contacted. One of these individuals was found to be in possession of various prohibited items including: (2) handguns, (1) illegal shotgun, (3) assault rifles, (4) other rifles, several high capacity magazines and approximately 1200 rounds of miscellaneous caliber ammunition. These items were confiscated and are now in the custody of the California Department of Justice.

Check the image in the link.

[003]

I didn't see a python in the photo.

[2761377]

S&W 586

[BajaJames83]

there are some interesting gun in there thats a shame.

[Tovarish]

What's "illegal" about that shotgun?

[SunsetIE]

-not my fault the pic is HUGE, thats how they uploaded it.

[Quiet]

What's "illegal" about that shotgun?

Nothing.

The person possessing them is a prohibited person, which means they can not legally own or possess any firearms and ammunition.

Semi- Valley PD and CA DOJ BOF APPS team making armed prohibited persons arrests.

[Quiet]

I didn't see a python in the photo.

The revolver is a S&W.

[BeFrank]

Cross checking DROS with prohibited persons for confiscation? I wonder how many of the fifteen will actually be prohibited.

Oop's I guess it was only four people and one with some guns for the fifteen places they checked.

[meno377]

Wonder if the two "ar's" are actually M16s? Can't see the extra pin over the selector. I wish I had the 3rd generation S&W also.

[Tovarish]

Nothing.

The person possessing them is a prohibited person, which means they can not legally own or possess any firearms and ammunition.

Semi- Valley PD and CA DOJ BOF APPS team making armed prohibited persons arrests.

I was referring to how they specifically referred to an "illegal shotgun" in their release. But maybe that was arbitrary.

[Quiet]

Cross checking DROS with prohibited persons for confiscation? I wonder how many of the fifteen will actually be prohibited.

The cross checking prohibited persons database with firearms database, goes something like this...
1. Run name of newly prohibited person through AFS to see if they have any firearms registered to them.
2. If there are registered firearms, then make visit to prohibited person.
3. Since the prohibited person has search condition as part of their probation/parole, can search residence without a warrant or consent.
4. If firearms are found, then arrest the prohibited person for being in possession.
5. If firearms are not found, then interview the prohibited person and other residents of the residence to determine where they went.
6. If illegally transferred, then arrest parties involved.

[ScottsBad]

They went to fifteen locations and all they got was that sniveling few guns. And I bet most of them had no idea they were prohibited.

And the AW were AWs only because they didn't have bullet buttons. What a bunch of BS.

[ScottsBad]

I was referring to how they specifically referred to an "illegal shotgun" in their release. But maybe that was arbitrary.

Maybe its less than 30" or something...who knows.

[ScottsBad]

The cross checking prohibited persons database with firearms database, goes something like this...
1. Run name of newly prohibited person through AFS to see if they have any firearms registered to them.
2. If there are registered firearms, then make visit to prohibited person.
3. Since the prohibited person has search condition as part of their probation/parole, can search residence without a warrant or consent.
4. If firearms are found, then arrest the prohibited person for being in possession.
5. If firearms are not found, then interview the prohibited person and other residents of the residence to determine where they went.
6. If illegally transferred, then arrest parties involved.

So these are people who are on parole and have recently committed a crime? If that is the case I take it back. It's not BS.