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T.S. 07-27-2014 02:55 PM

Boston Police Say Residents Do Not 'Need' to Own Shotguns, Rifles
 
As an ex-LEO, I just don't get LEO's making comments like this. We take an Oath to SUPPORT and DEFEND the United States Constitution.

Evidently this little clown, who bears a STRONG resemblance to Barney Fife I might add ( I wonder if he keeps his one bullet in his pocket too), has not read the Second Amendment or doesn't take his oath seriously.

Quote:

http://homelandreview.com/boston-top...hotguns-rifles

Boston Police Say Residents Do Not 'Need' to Own Shotguns, Rifles

Boston Police Commissioner William Evans tells Boston Public Radio (WGBH) that residents of Boston do not need shotguns or rifles.

July 25, 2014

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http://homelandreview.com/library/334432682-m.jpg
Boston Police Commissioner William Evans. Photo Credit: Boston Police.

Residents of Boston do not need shotguns or rifles, according to Boston Police Commissioner William Evans.

Boston's top cop made that statement Wednesday on Boston Public Radio in response to Massachusetts state senator Stan Rosenberg's position that there are already "sufficient controls" on long guns at the federal level, giving no need for new state laws that grant police additional powers to deny ownership to citizens.


According to WGBH, Evans responded:

Quote:

I don't agree with that. Having long guns--rifles and shotguns--especially here in the city of Boston. I think we should have, as the local authority, some say in the matter. [And] the federal [government] doesn't really allow us to have the discretion that we want in these particular cases.

...For the most part, nobody in the city needs a shotgun. Nobody needs a rifle.
Police have been urging lawmakers in Boston to restore a provision to a gun bill allowing them to deny someone a license to own a rifle or shotgun even if the person passes a background check.

The Massachusetts House voted to give police those powers, but the senate later stripped that section out of the bill. Lawmakers are now expected to attend a conference committee, where the dispute could kill the bill altogether.

MajO 07-27-2014 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by T.S. (Post 83433)
As an ex-LEO, I just don't get LEO's making comments like this. We take an Oath to SUPPORT and DEFEND the United States Constitution.

Evidently this little clown, who bears a STRONG resemblance to Barney Fife I might add ( I wonder if he keeps his one bullet in his pocket too), has not read the Second Amendment or doesn't take his oath seriously.

It is no surprise that these, anti-Constitution, authoritarian fascists are out there. At least you can see Chief Evans coming. Obama's requiring Army leaders to be willing to order firing on gun owners worries me more.

And, then there is this "Chief." http://www.ijreview.com/2014/07/1617...ldish-illegal/
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Riverpigusmc 07-27-2014 05:55 PM

Scroom. He looks like Skeletor. Don't like their damn beans either


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