Possible Mississippi Legal Action
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Seems to me the NRA getting involved is the solution. I would however note if this were merely a publicity stunt then the NRA would just suck this guys oxygen right out the room.
The little I glanced at the page says HPD was selling siezed guns. I would venture to say that's not very anti-gun. That's more of a take them from criminals kind of agenda.
Now are they doing everything right with the seizures? IDK. Seizures of so called "forfeited" assets is one point of contention across the nation right now it isn't talked about much, but in some cases I believe may be being done unconstitutionally. I'm not going to argue today I have too much stuff to do but I will say "Google" "Tennessee police seizing money instead of drugs" dig around for other stories that are similar and make your own decisions.
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"In early January of this year the Hattiesburg Police Department announced a public sale of weapons seized over a number of years. After receiving many complaints in my enhanced carry classes that Hattiesburg PD was seizing citizens’ guns over and over again without charges, I decided to get involved."
This is what caught my attention.
This is what caught my attention.
Yeah I made it past that portion and just barely into the public records request and my eyes glazed a little, but I would remind you about a grain of salt. But if this is a reality then getting the NRA involved would be a no brainer.
Though it started as a gun rights violation investigation, it sounds like the suit will focus on Mississippi's public records law. Not sure the NRA would participate to champion what looks like a public records case. Also it sounds like this is not Mr Ward's 1st rodeo.
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