No charges yet. The police are unsure if a crime has actually been committed.
"The fact that the guns were not locked up and that one of the hand guns was loaded is a major concern, Fossum said, because of the risk they could be stolen if the home was broken into."
This is what the left considers "reasonable" gun control
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08/08/2012 7:27:38 AM PDT by
marktwain
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To: marktwain
officers raided the home
Why?
To: marktwain
This is all nothing more nor less than Liberal, governmental chickensh*t.
To: marktwain
Apparently, there are a lot of Canadian LEOs drinking major amounts of STUPID at the local watering hole. More evidence that certain of our Canadian cousins are nuts. This guy would be considered an amateur hobbyist in IL!
To: marktwain
Two American progressives read this article:
AmProg #1: Sigh... if only it could be like that all over this country.
AmProg #2: Patience. Give it time.
To: marktwain
"The fact that the guns were not locked up and that one of the hand guns was loaded is a major concern, Fossum said, because of the risk they could be stolen if the home was broken into." They were right; his house was broken into, and his guns stolen... by the police.
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08/09/2012 7:03:52 PM PDT by
OneWingedShark
(Q: Why am I here? A: To do Justly, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with my God.)
To: marktwain
"The fact that the guns were not locked up and that one of the hand guns was loaded is a major concern, Fossum said, because of the risk they could be stolen if the home was broken into." I guess we have to acknowledge that this is a legitimate fear, since the home WAS broken into and the guns WERE stolen by a gang of criminals (the RCMP).
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08/09/2012 7:11:08 PM PDT by
Sloth
(If a tax break counts as "spending" then every time I don't rob a bank should be a "deposit.")
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