[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Once confiscated, the firearm cannot be returned to its owner where the reviewing police officer finds the owner "has a relevant Nassau County arrest history" (whatever that may be), or where "other extenuating circumstances" exist which indicate the gun "should not be returned" (whatever these may be).

The po-po will ALWAYS find an "extenuating circumstance."

[Torcert]

Yes, and watch them attempt to expand the circumstances with which a ‘search’ and confiscation takes place...

Check on a burglar alarm going off.... search and Confiscation..

Building inspector needs to check on things.... bring along NCPD and search and Confiscate...

Random searches to make sure everything is Okay.... search and Confiscate...

[Disclaimer - Totalitarian "Liberals" have already though through their scams, so I take no responsibility for giving them ideas]