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Anti-gun group, the Brady Campaign, is suing Cabela's because the gun laws that the Brady Campaign wanted, background checks, were followed by the the gun store and as predicted, failed to stop a criminal from getting a gun...
Instead of realizing how stupid they and their gun laws are, the Brady Campaign has decided to sue the gun store because it followed the law, did a background check, the background check that the Brady Campaign wanted came back clean, and they sold the gun to the customer...
The customer then gave the gun to her felon boyfriend who handed it off to another criminal who killed a woman....
Even if you are playing 7 degerees of Separation from Kevin Bacon, there is no way the gun store is liable for the murder..
This is how stupid the anti gunners are, but their goal is simply to make running a legal gun store so expensive, in legal fees, that these stores close....
These extremists need to be stopped...
PLCAA Be Damned: Brady Campaign Sues Cabela's Over Straw Purchase Gun Used in Murder - The Truth About Guns
The Brady Campaign seems bound and determined to continue its unbroken streak of legal defeats by filing yet another lawsuit against a gun dealer that legally sold a firearm later used in a crime. Their latest target: Cabela’s.
In 2016, John Kuligowski, a convicted felon, sent his girlfriend into a Cabela’s store in Newark, Delaware to purchase a .40 caliber handgun that he was legally prohibited from owning. Kuligowski then traded the pistol for another handgun, and the .40 was later used to murder Keshall “Keke” Anderson as she walked along a Wilmington, Delaware street on September 19, 2016.
Anderson’s accused killers are facing a second murder trial in the shooting. Kuligowski was sentenced to 27 months for illegal possession of a firearm.
Now, the Brady Campaign and Anderson’s family are suing Cabela’s for selling the gun that killed Keshall.
There’s just one problem with the Brady Campaign’s suit. Cabela’s did nothing wrong. They legally sold a handgun to someone who was legally able to own it. The straw purchaser then committed a federal crime by turning it over to Kuligowski.
Instead of realizing how stupid they and their gun laws are, the Brady Campaign has decided to sue the gun store because it followed the law, did a background check, the background check that the Brady Campaign wanted came back clean, and they sold the gun to the customer...
The customer then gave the gun to her felon boyfriend who handed it off to another criminal who killed a woman....
Even if you are playing 7 degerees of Separation from Kevin Bacon, there is no way the gun store is liable for the murder..
This is how stupid the anti gunners are, but their goal is simply to make running a legal gun store so expensive, in legal fees, that these stores close....
These extremists need to be stopped...
PLCAA Be Damned: Brady Campaign Sues Cabela's Over Straw Purchase Gun Used in Murder - The Truth About Guns
The Brady Campaign seems bound and determined to continue its unbroken streak of legal defeats by filing yet another lawsuit against a gun dealer that legally sold a firearm later used in a crime. Their latest target: Cabela’s.
In 2016, John Kuligowski, a convicted felon, sent his girlfriend into a Cabela’s store in Newark, Delaware to purchase a .40 caliber handgun that he was legally prohibited from owning. Kuligowski then traded the pistol for another handgun, and the .40 was later used to murder Keshall “Keke” Anderson as she walked along a Wilmington, Delaware street on September 19, 2016.
Anderson’s accused killers are facing a second murder trial in the shooting. Kuligowski was sentenced to 27 months for illegal possession of a firearm.
Now, the Brady Campaign and Anderson’s family are suing Cabela’s for selling the gun that killed Keshall.
There’s just one problem with the Brady Campaign’s suit. Cabela’s did nothing wrong. They legally sold a handgun to someone who was legally able to own it. The straw purchaser then committed a federal crime by turning it over to Kuligowski.