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If you look carefully, you will see that the young man is holding the gun quite properly, the trigger finger extended above the trigger along the frame of the weapon, not on the trigger itself.
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If you look carefully, you will see that the young man is holding the gun quite properly, the trigger finger extended above the trigger along the frame of the weapon, not on the trigger itself.
No names, no arrests, just his word for this? I think I'd like to see a bit more first.
As for the kid and gun.....soooooo what? The kid seems happy.
However we DO need to call the Fashion Police. Those shoes? Really?
Read the article. The Social Services employee refused to give her name and do you think the police are going to publicize this after attempting to do something grossly illegal and unconstitutional?
If you look carefully, you will see that the young man is holding the gun quite properly, the trigger finger extended above the trigger along the frame of the weapon, not on the trigger itself.
SEE THE FULL ARTICLE AT Cameron Harris: Police, Social Services Try To Illegally Search Home of Dad Who Posted Picture of His Son Holding A Gun
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The young man in this photo is the 11-year-old son of Shawn Moore, a New Jersey man who says that police and Social Services showed up at his home after he posted this photo on Facebook. The gun is a .22 rifle designed to replicate the AR-15.
Moore alleges on the Delaware open carry forum DELOC.org that he received a call from his wife while he was out with a friend that the police and Social Services were at his home. They demanded entry into his home, access to all of his firearms, and access to his gun safe.
On his way home, Moore called his lawyer, Evan Nappen, and had him on the phone while he denied the police entry to his home and access to his guns. When Moore requested the name of the Social Services representative, she refused. The police and Family Services then threatened to take his kids and get warrants. Moore says they then left "empty-handed and seeing nothing.
No names, no arrests, just his word for this? I think I'd like to see a bit more first.
As for the kid and gun.....soooooo what? The kid seems happy.
However we DO need to call the Fashion Police. Those shoes? Really?
Read the article. The Social Services employee refused to give her name and do you think the police are going to publicize this after attempting to do something grossly illegal and unconstitutional?