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New York Confiscates Innocent Veteran’s Firearms
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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A 70-year-old New York veteran spent months fighting to get his guns back after being wrongfully targeted for confiscation after a bureaucratic screw-up labeled him mentally ill. Don Hall, who served in Vietnam, said police showed up at his house late one night with an order to take his guns. Hall said he was surprised by the order and didn't have any idea why it declared him "mentally defective." When he told police he hadn't ever had any mental issues, they told him he must've done something to trigger the state's restrictive New York Secure Ammunition and Firearms Enforcement (SAFE) Act. |
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jac
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This is not bureaucratic incompetence. It is out and out anti gun liberalism rum amuck.
These people won't be satisfied until they remove all guns from society. All their pretenses about mental illness, PTSD, ADS, and other issues is nothing but a charade to distract from their real agenda. Just look at what Obama's minions tried to do to the veterans. |
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