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So CalGuns, I need your advice. Please let me know if this is in the wrong forum.
My uncle had a minor domestic incident at his house. Neighbors called police and LAPD showed up.
Him and his wife were yelling at each other pretty badly (no violence), no one was charged with anything, nor was anyone arrested. LAPD did help themselves to his safes collecting a total of 13 firearms (6 handguns 7 Long guns), several thousand rounds of various ammunition (90% of which was High quality self defense rounds/ HP), a few accessories, and a bullet proof vest.
Took several months but after filling our the LEGR the DOJ finally approved the release of the firearms but now we have a new problem and I would love to get y'all's advice before having to hire another lawyer.
LAPD detective has approved the release of his firearms but is refusing to release any of his ammunition or accessories (speed-loaders, lasers/lights, and a bullet proof vest) that they took on the same day.
Considering California is still having an ammunition shortage and they took roughly 3,000 rounds of various ammunition (mostly self defense hollow point rounds) and another 2,000 of match grade 22LR... Most of it was purchased 8+ years ago and cost about 2000.00 USD then. It's an expensive lot to try and remake it at today's prices.
Side note: The vest is Type IIIA but is about 7 years old so I am not even sure the vest is still good, any one know if its still good?
If anyone has any advice at all, I would love to hear it.
My uncle had a minor domestic incident at his house. Neighbors called police and LAPD showed up.
Him and his wife were yelling at each other pretty badly (no violence), no one was charged with anything, nor was anyone arrested. LAPD did help themselves to his safes collecting a total of 13 firearms (6 handguns 7 Long guns), several thousand rounds of various ammunition (90% of which was High quality self defense rounds/ HP), a few accessories, and a bullet proof vest.
Took several months but after filling our the LEGR the DOJ finally approved the release of the firearms but now we have a new problem and I would love to get y'all's advice before having to hire another lawyer.
LAPD detective has approved the release of his firearms but is refusing to release any of his ammunition or accessories (speed-loaders, lasers/lights, and a bullet proof vest) that they took on the same day.
Considering California is still having an ammunition shortage and they took roughly 3,000 rounds of various ammunition (mostly self defense hollow point rounds) and another 2,000 of match grade 22LR... Most of it was purchased 8+ years ago and cost about 2000.00 USD then. It's an expensive lot to try and remake it at today's prices.
Side note: The vest is Type IIIA but is about 7 years old so I am not even sure the vest is still good, any one know if its still good?
If anyone has any advice at all, I would love to hear it.
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