Gun Thief caught without licensing gun owners or registering guns...

[jon_berzerk]

This guy stole close to 7,000 guns....

How did they catch him....he was served a subpoena on another matter and the guy noticed stolen property laying around....how was he so stupid....he was also caught with drugs...

Notice....by Supreme Court decision he is not required to register illegal guns so registering all guns would not have caught him.

He did not have a license for all of these guns...so licensing all gun owners would not have caught him.

He did not get a background check for these guns because he stole them....so current, federally mandated background checks would not have stopped him, and a future mandated universal background check would not have caught him....

So again, licensing gun owners, registering guns and requiring a background check for private sales are pointless wastes of time and police manpower.....

But....they do allow gun grabbers to catch normal gun owners in felony traps and destroy their lives......which is the whole point...

Neighbor speaks on man arrested after 7,000+ stolen guns found near Pageland

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, SC (WBTV) -

Deputies estimate that they've seized between 7,000 and 10,000 stolen guns from a house and warehouse near Pageland. Deputies have arrested Brent Nicholson in connection to the stolen goods.

Chesterfield County Sheriff Jay Brooks says the seized guns, ammunition, and hundreds of other items were all found on a single property off of Highway 9 outside of Pageland city limits.

Brooks says the guns alone filled one tractor trailer and ammunition filled another.

Nicholson was arrested and charged with trafficking opium and heroin, earlier in the week in Union County. Deputies reportedly went to serve him with a subpoena Friday and noticed what appeared to be stolen goods in his front yard.

The deputies say they wrote out the reports for the stolen property just days before.

The raid started Friday night, according to SLED. It's reportedly part of an ongoing investigation involving multiple jurisdictions that could have ties to counties in North Carolina as well. Sheriffs from other jurisdictions were there as well as SLED and ATF.

"None of us have ever seen anything anywhere close to this," Brooks said. "No telling how many break-ins this will held wrap up."

Over 100 law enforcement officials were on the scene Friday and Saturday. Brooks says 20 agents will be sifting through the evidence "piece by piece" starting Monday. Their goal will be to eventually find the rightful owners. Deputies estimate that 99 percent of the seized goods are stolen.

Brooks says Nicholson lived at the home where the items were found. It is believed that other people stole the guns for him.

Soooooo....you could license this guy all day long...you can license every gun owner in the country.....

You can register every gun (except these guns since they are illegally owned and you don't have to register those guns).....

You could run this guy through a current background check and through new and improved universal background checks...

And it wouldn't have stopped him from getting all of these guns....not one of those laws would have stopped him.......

Approximately 80,000 people were denied a gun because of background checks in 2012. So your point is moot.

Nope……except for about 70 of them they were all entitled to own and buy those guns….the denial was a screw up….they didn't stop 80,000 criminals from getting guns…the criminals used someone with a clean record to buy the gun or stole the gun…….

1 did those 80 thousand get charged with a crime

and

2 80 thousand is only a known number fact is no one knows how many guns criminals get a hold of