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The Sheriff of Los Angeles states:
Under current law, only handgun purchase and transfer
records are retained by the Department of Justice
(DOJ) and entered into the Automated Firearms System
(AFS). Handgun records are an important tool for law
enforcement to trace crime guns, identify and disarm
hundreds of convicted felons, and return stolen
handguns to their rightful owners. BULLLLLLLPOOOOP
Assembly Bill 1810 would close this loophole in state WHAT LOOPHOLE?
law by removing existing exceptions that require the
destruction of long gun sales and transfer records and
require all firearms, including long guns, are input
into AFS. This bill would require the preservation of
records for long guns sold or transferred after July
1, 2012. Data from the California Department of
Justice shows that more than half the guns recovered
from armed and prohibited persons are long guns. BULLLLPOOP and why does that require longarm registration even if true?
This bill would also increase the safety of law
enforcement by providing better information regarding
the guns we may face. An officer responding to a call
or serving a domestic violence warrant could access
the AFS database and be forewarned of the likelihood
of encountering both handguns and long guns. Many
long guns put officers at greater risk because of
their fire power and ability to shoot through
protective vests. Moreover, even a poorly aimed
shotgun could greatly injure a law enforcement officer
or anyone else.
I can not beleive someone is so stupid as to think a criminal will have a longarm registered inorder to warn LEO before they arrive, OR that an LEO will feel safer seeing no guns are regisitered at an address. CROCK-O-BULLLPOOP flowing out of this officer.
I was looking up the current bills and came across this added to AB1810 on 6/28/2010.
Under current law, only handgun purchase and transfer
records are retained by the Department of Justice
(DOJ) and entered into the Automated Firearms System
(AFS). Handgun records are an important tool for law
enforcement to trace crime guns, identify and disarm
hundreds of convicted felons, and return stolen
handguns to their rightful owners. BULLLLLLLPOOOOP
Assembly Bill 1810 would close this loophole in state WHAT LOOPHOLE?
law by removing existing exceptions that require the
destruction of long gun sales and transfer records and
require all firearms, including long guns, are input
into AFS. This bill would require the preservation of
records for long guns sold or transferred after July
1, 2012. Data from the California Department of
Justice shows that more than half the guns recovered
from armed and prohibited persons are long guns. BULLLLPOOP and why does that require longarm registration even if true?
This bill would also increase the safety of law
enforcement by providing better information regarding
the guns we may face. An officer responding to a call
or serving a domestic violence warrant could access
the AFS database and be forewarned of the likelihood
of encountering both handguns and long guns. Many
long guns put officers at greater risk because of
their fire power and ability to shoot through
protective vests. Moreover, even a poorly aimed
shotgun could greatly injure a law enforcement officer
or anyone else.
I can not beleive someone is so stupid as to think a criminal will have a longarm registered inorder to warn LEO before they arrive, OR that an LEO will feel safer seeing no guns are regisitered at an address. CROCK-O-BULLLPOOP flowing out of this officer.
I was looking up the current bills and came across this added to AB1810 on 6/28/2010.
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