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This will go down on your permanent record

In MA, a policeman loses his gun rights because the crime reporting system now reports crimes committed as a juvenile. Meanwhile, a man who the state has decided cannot own guns is allowed to carry a gun while on duty.

Pretty dumb law, if you ask me.

5 Responses to “This will go down on your permanent record”

  1. Chas Says:

    Markie Marxist sez: “Ha! Ha! Eventually we’ll be denying gun licenses for parking tickets! We’ve made a pretty good start, haven’t we? Ha! Ha!”

  2. osg Says:

    In the comments for that news story, more then 1 person said that the sealed charges(2) were both Felony charges. Wouldn’t that be a “Felon in Possession” charge?
    I think that is one of the very few parts of the law that officers of the law were NOT given an exception. Another thought, wouldn’t the Chief be in a bit of trouble for providing a prohibited person (felon) with a firearm?
    Oh well, what would I know.

  3. slawson Says:

    When I was in the navy we jumped through tons of hoops to ensure compliance with the lautenberg amendment. No one who had any kind of domestic disturbance record could carry after that.

  4. Bram Says:

    In the NJ National Guard, we had quite a few guys who couldn’t carry their service weapon while on state duty until we got out of state or onto a national base (Dix / Lakehurst).

  5. ParatrooperJJ Says:

    In the Federal law there is an exception to the felon in possession rule for government employees on official business.

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