California Man put under 72-hour Psychiatric Observation for Owning 100 Guns

[RobertG]

http://2ndamendmentright.org/2011/0...-psychiatric-observation-for-owning-100-guns/

What would he be called in Louisiana?

 

[Specularius]

A BayouShooter member.

 

[killerkarl]

What would he be called in Louisiana?

running low on ammo

 

[2011Corvette]

What would he be called in Louisiana?


A poor guy who couldn't afford to many guns.

 

[RustyHammer]

Interesting read -- but the article is over two years old and doesn't cite the original news article in it.

 

[lowriderfxr]

Ok , I hope I don't get flamed, and I know the antis do it all the time but something may be left out of the story. I've probably had 100 guns at one time but never a million rounds. The tunnel does seem a little unsettling. It reminds me of the guy in Alabama who had the underground bunker and killed the bus driver and kidnapped the boy. I don't think everyone who owns guns are good guys just like I get so angry when some people thinks that everyone that owns guns are bad guys. Fire at will!!!!

 

[Rhandhali]

Makes for a good headline but that can't have been why he was involuntarily committed. It's stupidly hard to commit someone against their will; they pretty much have to be actively trying to kill themselves in the hospital or threatening to hurt someone when they get out. Last person I saw committed was clawing all the skin off of herchest.

Looks like he was picked up for exposing himself at a Wal-Mart. My guess is he shot his mouth off to the cops or when he was in the hospital.

Regardless, he's a NICS denial forevermore.