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 | | From: Sarge | Sent: 1/4/2008 4:46 PM |
Isn't that a hell of a thing when someone can go to a court and tell lies and the court just believes them and comes to take away your property. With no reason other than another persons unproved allegations. It seems like there should have been an investigation or something. Such as a record check on the person accused or SOMETHING. They didn't even interview neighbors or ask for your statement. What in the hell is the world going too? Scares me. Someone could dislike me cause I parked wrong and bingo my guns are taken away. Sarge |
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Here in Kalifornia, if you file a restraining order against a person, and you think they may have a gun, and you are threatened by them having a gun or guns, then that person is required to turn all guns AND ammunition in to the Sheriff's Department. Then it takes a court order, and about 3 acres worth of paper work and an attorney, to get them back. And to top it off the Sheriff's Department is still not responcible for the conditions of the guns when they are returned to you. I had a Close friend that this happened too, and I helped him take them in. We counted every round, and took pictures of every item turned over. He still ended up losing the storage case for one of his pistols. And it took 18 monthes to get them back. |
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 | | From: Steve | Sent: 1/9/2008 1:34 AM |
Sarrado0071, Thanks for the wake up call. There is no requirement that judges be sane or sober, and to think that property can be taken away only on the unverified statement of person with an agenda underscores just how important that there be oversight of the judicial branch. This is crazy, as Sarge states, and we need to get our country back to some resemblance of sanity. Good luck to you. |
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I talked to the Chief of Police up here and he couldn't believe it either. Especially all the guns in my house. He said that my husband and younger daughter were convicted as well as me and said if I wanted to appeal he would give me a letter as to the good citizen that I am. I got my guns back and as far as that daughter I told the anti gun Judge that I neverwanted to speak to my daughter again. She couldn't believe that I could say that about my own daughter. I say walk a mile in my shoes. I have a husband to take care of and more than one kid to keep track of. It really bothered me that week that I was without my weapons though. I figured that my butcher knife was the only weapon I had. my friend gave me a shalalie (sp) and I put t hat in my car. That would make a believer out of an intruder in my car or in my home. The saddest part was the look on my husbands face when he had turn over the antique colt and the german made 12 gauge that his brother in law brought home in 1942. I had been wondering if I should renew my NRA membership due to my age but that made up my mind for me. |
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I worried about this . I technically should have taken them to the sheriff but I know the Police up here and knew I could trust them. the day I got the reversal from the court. I called in and they told me to come in the next day and they would turn them over to me. Sure enough Shawn was there waiting for me and he took everything out and had me identify them and say that there was nothing missing. As for Mesa they will never see my guns again. neither will my daughter. She was so hoping that I would give the shotgun to her son. She can forget that idea. |
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