Recent California Horror story..True!

bbqjpw · 09-12-2003, 02:38 AM

Ed,
I won't pretend to know California law. But in Washington, If I were to take someone's guns it would be for a criminal matter. I would not just take certain guns from someone I suspected of being a criminal, I would take them all. The underlying problem here is the mistrust and resentment of some people toward the Police. Almost everyone I serve with is ex-military and has shed blood for the United States, in one country or another. It just makes me mad when someone believes that we (the police) are out to steal their guns and somehow have our own private agenda. Most of us have fought to defend the vary rights they are complaining about. If it were up to me guns would only be in the hands of honest people, however honest people are not always easy to identify on the street.

Jim

09-12-2003, 02:38 AM	#11
bbqjpw User Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Everett,WA Posts: 8 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Ed, I won't pretend to know California law. But in Washington, If I were to take someone's guns it would be for a criminal matter. I would not just take certain guns from someone I suspected of being a criminal, I would take them all. The underlying problem here is the mistrust and resentment of some people toward the Police. Almost everyone I serve with is ex-military and has shed blood for the United States, in one country or another. It just makes me mad when someone believes that we (the police) are out to steal their guns and somehow have our own private agenda. Most of us have fought to defend the vary rights they are complaining about. If it were up to me guns would only be in the hands of honest people, however honest people are not always easy to identify on the street. Jim