Iggy spotted at Chabot

[hoffmang]

Since he is no longer with the DOJ, doesn't he have to turn it in?

Clod

No. Read that letter closely. The M4ergery was registered to Iggy in his personal capacity. As long as he paid for it with his own funds it both belongs to him and is registered to him.

-Gene

[trinydex]

i don't get these californian gun grabber politician types. what is so hard about living by your own philosophies? why do feinstein and chinn get exceptional treatment? someone should have the gumption to take their ish away.

[Suvorov]

i don't get these californian gun grabber politician types. what is so hard about living by your own philosophies? why do feinstein and chinn get exceptional treatment? someone should have the gumption to take their ish away.

Because, Tyranny is the final stage of a government. It consists of the Tyrants (Feinstein) who are elevated to power by the jealous poor wanting free handouts, the Tyrant's protectors (Iggy) who keep the Tyrant safe from the masses, and the subjects (You). The three levels are NOT equal and the rules do not apply to all levels equally.

But don't worry, your Tyrants are busy trying to bring you free heathcare and protect you from yourself.

[trinydex]

there's supposed to be balance. i realise that no one extreme works, the premise of a successful government is balance. now my original question is who the heck isn't balancing these two? i'm sure hoffmang has something in the works to bring the turds to surface but who in their right mind allows such a blatant philosophical hypocrisy?

[sigsauer887]

I just threw up in my mouth from that news clip a couple of pages back.

[CSACANNONEER]

I know that Iggy was told that he is not welcome at the range at Lake Merced and a couple of LEO members told him to leave and not to come back.

[dwtt]

I feel so sad that I can't own another Colt Sporter HBAR like the one I had in the early '90's but someone like this Iggy character can just because he worked for DOJ. I hope Gene's AW permit application denial leads us to good things soon.

[NoobShooter]

Figured y'all would be interested...

SFPD’s latest officers may be new, but bring experience
Article History
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May 6, 2008 3:00 AM (69 days ago) by Brent Begin, The Examiner
Filed under: SAN FRANCISCO , Brent Begin , SFPD

SAN FRANCISCO (Map, News) - Ignatius Chinn worked the hardscrabble streets of Oakland for more than 20 years. He took on notorious organized-crime syndicates. He was promoted to detective, then supervisor. He served as an expert witness in gun-control cases.

Now, instead of looking back on his storied career, the 58-year-old lawman is starting over, taking a job on the night beat in San Francisco’s Bayview district.

Chinn is a “lateral transfer,” one of 10 recruits who left careers with other law-enforcement agencies to join the San Francisco Police Department.

Chinn has been in law enforcement since he joined the Oakland Police Department in 1970. Another recruit, William Ahern, is a Vietnam War veteran who investigated the Zodiac killings with the Department of Justice.

Not all the recruits are at the upper end of the age scale, however. The youngest of the group is 25 years old and has just two years of experience with the Pleasant Hill Police Department under his belt.

This is the second lateral transfer class to graduate since Mayor Gavin Newsom set a goal of hiring 700 new officers in five years.

The Police Department offers lateral transfers a salary of $72,956 to $97,656, based on an officer’s education and training — along with a $5,000 signing bonus, according to information on the department’s Web site.

Recruits can also retire with medical benefits and 30 percent of salary after 10 years in the department, according to SFPD spokesman Sgt. Neville Gittens.

Crispin Jones, who travelled 2,500 miles to become a San Francisco police officer, said the monetary benefits were an incentive, though the cash doesn’t go as far as in Athens, Ga., where he worked for nine years.

“The cost of living is a lot different,” he said.

Three other recruits previously served as officers with the University of California police in San Francisco.

Chinn said he is eager to begin his first assignment as a patrolman at Bayview Station.

“When you’re a detective, you’re more concerned with obtaining warrants,” Chinn said. “Patrol is a little more hands-on. You represent the city. It’s a change in pace.”

[thmpr]

I would be worried if he represented San Jose City...

[vega]

I know that Iggy was told that he is not welcome at the range at Lake Merced and a couple of LEO members told him to leave and not to come back.

Supposing he shows up at your doorstep, will you let him use the range?

[thedrickel]

I was riding my bike down 3rd St one afternoon a few weeks ago, a few of SFPD's finest were walking towards me and waved, I perked up and said "Where's Iggy?" . . . didn't have time to catch their reaction, I was gone already . . .

[CSACANNONEER]

Supposing he shows up at your doorstep, will you let him use the range?

Of course he can! As you know, the target trolly on lane 2 is down so, I'd let him use that lane as long as he walks his targets downrange. No cease fire will be called though. BTW, the range at Lake Merced is my dad's second home and he's the one that told me about the iggy incident there.

[trinydex]

I know that Iggy was told that he is not welcome at the range at Lake Merced and a couple of LEO members told him to leave and not to come back.

wow... good to know that hypocrits get it. now how about feinstein?

[csmintel]

going from detective to patrolman is like being demoted from VP of a bank to a junior teller. So his friends and backers from Mento couldn't negotiate for him there. Not all those ***ers corrupt, just partially.

[cal_ar_shooter]

Supposing he shows up at your doorstep, will you let him use the range?

NO!!!!!!!