Second amendment sanctury led to Colorado massacre

[Leo123]

How did the Colorado Springs gunman get his firearms despite ‘red flag’ law?

Colorado has laws designed to prevent dangerous people from buying guns – and yet they did not stop the deadly massacre at an LGBT+ club

www.independent.co.uk

But the sheriff's department in El Paso county, where Mr Aldrich was arrested, has declared itself politically opposed to the law and refuses to let its officers petition for such orders except in special circumstances.

In 2019, it joined nearly 2,000 counties across the US in declaring itself a "Second Amendment Sanctuary", saying the red flag law "infringes upon the inalienable rights of law-abiding citizens".

If politically motivated law enforcement refuse to enforce the law then bad things happen. The sherriff should be tried as an accessory.

It doesn't matter how many laws we make, nutters like Aldrich always find a way to commit mayhem. That's among one of the many reasons law abiding folks need to have the right to own firearms to protect themselves.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

You failed to crop the section you refuse to read.

You can't even comprehend the screenshot of my source. That's not my fault. Tell me something are you a law enforcement officer in North Carolina?

 

[bigrebnc1775]

The Supreme Court has upheld Civil Asset Forfeiture. It is being done in all fifty states all the time.

The last challenge resulted in a unanimous Court upholding the constitutionality of the laws.

North Carolina doesn't permit civil forfeitures

 

[bigrebnc1775]

Both are blatantly unconstitutional.

It doesn't happen in North Carolina. Don't take simps word as truth

 

[SavannahMann]

North Carolina doesn't permit civil forfeitures

Ok. How do you explain this?

Asset Forfeiture Creates 'Perverse Incentive To Police For Profit'

Across North Carolina, police seize millions of dollars in cash and other assets from citizens on the mere suspicion it came from criminal activity. Experts say the state actually has strong laws to protect citizens. But a gaping loophole allows law enforcement across the state to circumvent...

www.wunc.org

U.S. steps up use of civil asset forfeiture, which is illegal in N.C.

It soon will be easier for the feds to take your property, even if you're not convicted of a crime. U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced Wednesday that federal law officials will expand civil asset forfeiture, meaning they can more easily take your property without pressing criminal...

www.carolinajournal.com

Mooresville Police Face Legal Fight Over Cash Seized From Suspects

A judge in Statesville last week barred Mooresville police from doing something that's increasingly common among local police departments in North Carolina: turning over cash seized from suspects to the federal government. In 2019 alone, police departments in the state got back more than $12...

www.wfae.org

 

[CarsomyrPlusSix]

Before Roe V Wade, what was the penalty for any doctors who gave abortions? And women who got abortions? Slap on the wrist to losing your medical license. Today you guys want to treat it like murder. You're even more conservative than you were before Roe V Wade!!!!

Please don’t lie and call contract killers “doctors.”

Doctors don’t deliberately and maliciously harm their patients by definition.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

Ok. How do you explain this?

Asset Forfeiture Creates 'Perverse Incentive To Police For Profit'

Across North Carolina, police seize millions of dollars in cash and other assets from citizens on the mere suspicion it came from criminal activity. Experts say the state actually has strong laws to protect citizens. But a gaping loophole allows law enforcement across the state to circumvent...

www.wunc.org

U.S. steps up use of civil asset forfeiture, which is illegal in N.C.

It soon will be easier for the feds to take your property, even if you're not convicted of a crime. U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced Wednesday that federal law officials will expand civil asset forfeiture, meaning they can more easily take your property without pressing criminal...

www.carolinajournal.com

Mooresville Police Face Legal Fight Over Cash Seized From Suspects

A judge in Statesville last week barred Mooresville police from doing something that's increasingly common among local police departments in North Carolina: turning over cash seized from suspects to the federal government. In 2019 alone, police departments in the state got back more than $12...

www.wfae.org

It a progressive paper try again. It's illegal in North Carolina. Anything being seized must be in connection with criminal activities and after the person has been convicted.

 

[SavannahMann]

It a progressive paper try again. It's illegal in North Carolina. Anything being seized must be in connection with criminal activities and after the person has been convicted.

And the Police Department held in contempt by a Judge was liberal propaganda?

I used three different sources. It’s a shame you won’t learn what is happening in your state.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

And the Police Department held in contempt by a Judge was liberal propaganda?

I used three different sources. It’s a shame you won’t learn what is happening in your state.

Even you're last source in Mooresville judge denied police. Simp one more time it's not permitted in North Carolina. Criminal forfeitures are the only thing permissable. The papers were saying the forfeitures weren't criminal the police are saying the opposite.

 

[BlackSand]

You don't need military rifles, no one does.

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Try breaking into a military base and getting one.

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[SavannahMann]

Even you're last source in Mooresville judge denied police. Simp one more time it's not permitted in North Carolina. Criminal forfeitures are the only thing permissable. The papers were saying the forfeitures weren't criminal the police are saying the opposite.

And why were the Police held in contempt? Because they handed the money over to the Feds. No conviction. No arrest even. But the money is not in the hands of the man who had it. And what can your State Laws do? Nothing. The Feds gave it. Your State Law says the seized money goes to education. Federal Law says the money goes to the department. So the superiority of Federal Law makes a mockery of your State Laws, and assertions. Local cops seized the money in violation of your State Law. They passed it to the Feds to intentionally circumvent State Law. And nothing is happening to return the seized money to the victim.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

And why were the Police held in contempt? Because they handed the money over to the Feds. No conviction. No arrest even. But the money is not in the hands of the man who had it. And what can your State Laws do? Nothing. The Feds gave it. Your State Law says the seized money goes to education. Federal Law says the money goes to the department. So the superiority of Federal Law makes a mockery of your State Laws, and assertions. Local cops seized the money in violation of your State Law. They passed it to the Feds to intentionally circumvent State Law. And nothing is happening to return the seized money to the victim.

Again as you've been shown from you're very own source civil forfeiture in North Carolina is not permitted
Move along simp.