This is Crazy! A Year and a Half Wait?

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I take it the riverside sheriff would not think "See Amendment 2 united states constitution" or "see the riots in fegeson or Baltimore" would be considered a good reason to him?

The Riverside sheriff was very anti-2nd amendment,,,
Little nuisances like constitutionality just got in the way of his job,,,
So much so that he "directed" his deputies to "take possession of" encountered firearms.

This isn't here-say I'm spouting,,,
My wife was a dispatcher for UC Riverside police dept.

She used to bring me the bulletins they received,,,
City of Riverside, UC Riverside, and Riverside County Sheriff all overlapped jurisdiction.

We lived just outside the city limits on 5 rented acres,,,
One night we heard the horses making noise,,,
So I grabbed my flashlight and 1911.

My wife called 911 and informed them that I was out there armed,,,
By the time two deputies arrived the burglars had fled,,,
The deputies were still outside my locked gate,,,
I told them the bad guys had left.

One said, "We'll have whatever handgun you are carrying."

My reply was a simple "no."

So they climbed over my gate and chased me as I ran to my house,,,
I got inside and they tried to push their way inside,,,
I tossed my pistol on the couch across the room.

They still tried to push their way in,,,
But my wife was behind me with her police ID out,,,
Screaming out that she was a dispatcher and had her watch commander on the line.

That was the last straw for me,,,
Less than a year later I was on my way back home to Oklahoma.

I've never looked back.

Aarond

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The Riverside sheriff was very anti-2nd amendment,,,
Little nuisances like constitutionality just got in the way of his job,,,
So much so that he "directed" his deputies to "take possession of" encountered firearms.

This isn't here-say I'm spouting,,,
My wife was a dispatcher for UC Riverside police dept.

She used to bring me the bulletins they received,,,
City of Riverside, UC Riverside, and Riverside County Sheriff all overlapped jurisdiction.

We lived just outside the city limits on 5 rented acres,,,
One night we heard the horses making noise,,,
So I grabbed my flashlight and 1911.

My wife called 911 and informed them that I was out there armed,,,
By the time two deputies arrived the burglars had fled,,,
The deputies were still outside my locked gate,,,
I told them the bad guys had left.

One said, "We'll have whatever handgun you are carrying."

My reply was a simple "no."

So they climbed over my gate and chased me as I ran to my house,,,
I got inside and they tried to push their way inside,,,
I tossed my pistol on the couch across the room.

They still tried to push their way in,,,
But my wife was behind me with her police ID out,,,
Screaming out that she was a dispatcher and had her watch commander on the line.

That was the last straw for me,,,
Less than a year later I was on my way back home to Oklahoma.

I've never looked back.

Aarond

.

I have great repect for LEO, but not those clowns. I think that if just looking at it legally I would never convict someone in that case for use of deadly force. You are supposed to have a right to protect your property. Ill post more on it later, but a friend of mine got into an issue because he answered his door with a gun ( cop saw inside that glass windows on the side of the door) and the cop demanded he drop it. He informed the cop he was on his own property and the cop was POUNDING on the door. He thought he was a robber at first and with the flashlight in his face he really thought it might not be a cop.
 

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