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AZ: Arizona Navy Vet Gets Guns Back, Thanks Second Amendment Foundation
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A retired Navy veteran in Arizona whose gun collection had been seized by Glendale police now has his firearms back, the Second Amendment Foundation revealed today.
SAF had intervened in the case of Glendale resident Rick Bailey early last month, taking on funding of the case and working with Chandler, Ariz., attorney Marc J. Victor. Bailey’s case had fired up Second Amendment activists across the country after police confiscated 28 firearms valued at more than $25,000, which Bailey had collected over more than a decade.
Bailey was generous in his praise of SAF’s intervention, noting, “I want to thank Alan Gottlieb and the Second Amendment Foundation for all the help in getting my firearms returned.” |
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Millwright66
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| Seems anyone wanting to inflict maximum pain on a neighbor creates some spurious 'conflict' and co-opts the legal system in their behalf. It would be more interesting, in this instance, for some 'follow-up' on Mr. Bailey's complaint. |
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