He was acquitted of second-degree murder. 609.19 MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE. Subdivision 1.Intentional murder; drive-by shootings. Whoever does either of the following is guilty of murder in the second degree and may be sentenced to imprisonment for not more than 40 years: (1) causes the death of ...

Guess nobody likes freedom of speech around here. ;) Yep; I've never seen a sign in a window change the facts of what transpired. ETA: The shooter has now been arrested. Police brought Vincent N. Trotter, 36, in for questioning about what led to the shooting at approximately 10 a.m. in the Payne-Ph...

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https://www.foxnews.com/us/aurora-shooter-opened-fire-at-termination-meeting-one-victim-was-hr-intern-on-first-day Martin purchased the gun that was used in the shooting in 2014, police said. Ziman said Martin purchased the weapon after being issued a firearm owner's identification card and after pa...

Could be with all the possible restrictions coming, why get rid of your guns you will still be able to sale if all the restrictions are passed.

And if you think that someone's property will be returned as soon as the court finds no cause, you are dreaming. I would not be surprised if the plan is that the departments will be able to hold the guns (but dispose of ammo) and charge a "reasonable" storage fee. This was my point in ask...

First of all, I totally understand that those who are trying to pass the Red Flag laws only want to get rid of guns. They don't really care about safety even though the purpose of the bill is couched in those terms. I am considering coming up to the capitol on Thursday and participating in the lobby...

If the goal of Red Flag laws (as declared) is safety for all concerned, does the proposed law here in MN have a provision for the temporary detainment of the individual instead of their firearms? I have looked at a .pdf booklet put out by The National Alliance on Mental Illness- Minnesota ( https:/...

If the goal of Red Flag laws (as declared) is safety for all concerned, does the proposed law here in MN have a provision for the temporary detainment of the individual instead of their firearms? I have looked at a .pdf booklet put out by The National Alliance on Mental Illness- Minnesota ( https://...

I’m curious. Couldn’t ATF turn around and make this gun illegal using same tactics they are using with bumpstocks since there were questions about its legality from the beginning.

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Chunkychuck wrote:“Released with a court date of October 10th”.

Why is he eligible to be released?

Because outside of exigent circumstances, it’s codified in our Constitution.

Seems to me being a felon in possession of a firearm would be exigent circumstances.

“Released with a court date of October 10th”.

Why is he eligible to be released?

I don't see the anti's ever offering any concessions. It is not their way. They believe it gives them the moral high ground.

I thought it was a interesting read with a new idea (to me anyway) I see good and bad in it. One aspect of the article is that author tries to answer questions that would come from both sides. https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2018/04/28/gun-nuts-guide-to-gun-control-federal-semi-automatic-fir...

I just talked to Bass Pro Shops. The CS agent did not know. She said they do not have anyone to ask answer a question on restrictions. She suggested I google it. I did and came up with a couple of contradictory stories about a lead ammo ban the DNR is/was pushing on state land. I'm going to guess wh...