Recent California Horror story..True!

bbqjpw · 09-12-2003, 03:58 PM

Gentlemen, my point is this. I fully agree that their are some bad officers out there and that corruption is real in some areas. What I have a problem with is that this person went into California with illegal weapons, at least in California. Knowingly or not he broke the law of California. Whether that law is correct or just is irrelevant. Ignorance is not a defense. To immediately assume that based on the driver's actions the police are immediately wrong and corrupt for enforcing the law is ludicrous. I do hope the person gets his weapons back, but it was a result of his own decisions that this situation developed.

09-12-2003, 03:58 PM	#11
bbqjpw User Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Everett,WA Posts: 8 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Gentlemen, my point is this. I fully agree that their are some bad officers out there and that corruption is real in some areas. What I have a problem with is that this person went into California with illegal weapons, at least in California. Knowingly or not he broke the law of California. Whether that law is correct or just is irrelevant. Ignorance is not a defense. To immediately assume that based on the driver's actions the police are immediately wrong and corrupt for enforcing the law is ludicrous. I do hope the person gets his weapons back, but it was a result of his own decisions that this situation developed.