DC resident found guilty for possessing unregistered muzzle loader bullets..
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kgain673
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- Dec 18, 2007
- 1,820
WTF!!!! I'm just speechless.
clandestine
AR-15 Savant
I really have to wonder about officers who pull this crap. Those POS D.C. Politicians are the real problem though.
ohen cepel
Ultimate Member
I read an article today that DC spends around $850 per person, per year (and they thought that was a great thing) on police.
Well, if you spend that much $$ they have to have something to do and someone to arrest. Wouldn't want it to be dangerous people (they may hurt you), so you want to arrest people with $$ to fuel your budget. Not gang bangers who have little $$ (and again, may hurt you).
This is so wrong on so many levels......
Well, if you spend that much $$ they have to have something to do and someone to arrest. Wouldn't want it to be dangerous people (they may hurt you), so you want to arrest people with $$ to fuel your budget. Not gang bangers who have little $$ (and again, may hurt you).
This is so wrong on so many levels......
Ab_Normal
Ab_member
Wait a second. Didn't the liberals tell us that the second amendment was about muzzleloaders and not modern arms?
It will be interesting to get our resident DC police officer's take on this.
It will be interesting to get our resident DC police officer's take on this.
Sick isn't even in this.....
amoebicmagician
Samopal Goblin
the judge at one point shook the shell and said he didn't hear gunpowder
and then the prosecutor said it was dangerous to take apart the shell outside of a lab
Then the judge said 'these LOOK like bullets, I'm convinced these hollow points are illegal bullets and not musket balls' talking about the muzzle loader bullets.
and then the prosecutor said it was dangerous to take apart the shell outside of a lab
Then the judge said 'these LOOK like bullets, I'm convinced these hollow points are illegal bullets and not musket balls' talking about the muzzle loader bullets.
WTH is in the water in DC? Quoted statements by the prosecution and judge are profoundly ignorant if not outright idiotic. As each day passes, I feel more and more compelled to move far, far away from this frakked up area that used to be part be America.
johnb007
Active Member
- Jul 6, 2011
- 317
WTH? This is insane, even for that batsh!t crazy place.
Price one pays if they wanna play DC Yuppie. 
- Jan 30, 2013
- 34,123
elwojo
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This trial has been ongoing for a while (and is discussed here plentifully!). But seriously. WTF DC. I wouldn't mind living there or NYC for the culture and experience, but there is no way that will ever happen because of the laws they have...
DEX
scruffy-lookin nerfherder
All I have to say is I'm glad this was a wake up call and he decided to move to VA.
- Jan 30, 2013
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It's reassuring that DC has sufficient surplus resources to prosecute this instead of violent, drug, gang, human trafficking, and other crimes. Must be a virtually crime-free jurisdiction to have the freedom and discretion to devote valuable resources to this. Or, on the other hand, DC's prosecutors must have their heads up their ass*s.
jmho
jmho
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K.C.Dean
Ultimate Member
So I guess marbles are illegal also. Or anything else that can be shoved down a BP rifle.
DEX
scruffy-lookin nerfherder
That's what she said?Users who are viewing this thread
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