On 1 Mar 2003 at 17:46, Doug Pensinger wrote: > Robert Seeberger wrote: > > >> > >Unless Brooklyn has somehow migrated to the UK, your point lacks > >something by the way of relevence. Most places in the US dont have > >the type of gun registration cited. Without more information it is > >difficult to say if there might have been an honest mistake made in > >regards to gun registration in Brooklyn. > > > >In any case, using a law that was designed to fight gangbangers and > >violent criminals against a law abiding citizen who was protecting > >his family. Its a simple matter of not turning the average citizen > >into an automatic victim. > > > I agree. Fine him $100 and close the books. > > The real problem here is the cop that investigated the crime. What > should have happened: > > Cop: Is the gun registered? > > Homeowner: No sir. > > Cop: Oh so you wrestled the gun away from the intruder and then shot > him! > > Homeowner: No sir, it's my gun. > > Cop: Oh so you wrestled the gun away from the intruder and then shot > him! (nodding head vigorously) > > Homeowner: Ohhhhhh (light bulb appearing over his head), yes sir, I > shot the intruder with his own gun. > > Cop: I thought so. > > Doug > > ROU Extenuating Circumstances
Actually, corrupt cop. It's not their place to do things like that. Andy Dawn Falcon _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
