President of Shotgun company ordered to leave town by police

[OriginalShroom]

WTH.. Here is lawsuit on it's way.

Shotgun executive taken into custody at Colo. gun show on cabbie terror tip - National gun rights | Examiner.com

Daniele Perazzi, president of the Italian Perazzi Shotguns firm, was taken into custody yesterday by Adams County Deputies [see update, below] along with several prototype shotguns. The executive was picked up in the parking lot of the Denver Merchandise Mart, hosting the high-end Colorado Gun Collectors show this weekend, after a taxi driver, likely reacting to a suspicious activity reporting outreach program conducted by law enforcement, told authorities he thought he could be transporting an armed “foreign speaking” terror suspect.

“He loaded prototype shotguns into the cab on the way to the Merchandise Mart,” gun rights activist and newly-elected National Rifle Association Director Steve Schreiner, who is attending the event this weekend, told Gun Rights Examiner this morning. “The cab driver notified law enforcement he suspected he had a terrorist in his cab, and they were waiting to intercept him, evidently oblivious to the fact that he was arriving at a highly-publicized area gun show.

“He has two lawyers, Schreiner continued, “one of whom went to the police station, and convinced the police that the owner of one of the most expensive shotgun companies in the world was not a terrorist.

Perazzi was released a short time later and his prototype shotguns were returned to him, but reports have emerged that he was ordered by law enforcement to leave the state by nightfall, and sources tell Gun Rights Examiner he has gone one step further and left the country. He is expected to be returning soon with an eye toward filing legal action.

Gun Rights Examiner also spoke this morning with one of the two attorneys involved with helping Perazzi straighten matters out to obtain his release. That attorney essentially confirmed the account provided by Schreiner, albeit she characterized the authorities’ position on Perazzi leaving the state more as advice than an ultimatum by the sheriff to get out of town by sundown -- something that would have no readily apparent legal basis. A call has been put in to the Adams County Sheriff’s Department Public Information Officer for comment and clarification on this and other details, but a response has not been received at this writing.

Schreiner attributes the cab driver’s reaction to training authorities have provided taxi companies, where they are encouraged to call law enforcement and report suspicious activities and people based on subjective criteria and limited training.

 

[ScienceRocks]

wow, damn.

 

[Katzndogz]

Big lawsuit there.

 

[The2ndAmendment]

Obviously it's Bush's fault!

 

[TemplarKormac]

.... No shame

 

[Toronado3800]

WTH.. Here is lawsuit on it's way.

Shotgun executive taken into custody at Colo. gun show on cabbie terror tip - National gun rights | Examiner.com

Daniele Perazzi, president of the Italian Perazzi Shotguns firm, was taken into custody yesterday by Adams County Deputies [see update, below] along with several prototype shotguns. The executive was picked up in the parking lot of the Denver Merchandise Mart, hosting the high-end Colorado Gun Collectors show this weekend, after a taxi driver, likely reacting to a suspicious activity reporting outreach program conducted by law enforcement, told authorities he thought he could be transporting an armed “foreign speaking” terror suspect.

“He loaded prototype shotguns into the cab on the way to the Merchandise Mart,” gun rights activist and newly-elected National Rifle Association Director Steve Schreiner, who is attending the event this weekend, told Gun Rights Examiner this morning. “The cab driver notified law enforcement he suspected he had a terrorist in his cab, and they were waiting to intercept him, evidently oblivious to the fact that he was arriving at a highly-publicized area gun show.

“He has two lawyers, Schreiner continued, “one of whom went to the police station, and convinced the police that the owner of one of the most expensive shotgun companies in the world was not a terrorist.

Perazzi was released a short time later and his prototype shotguns were returned to him, but reports have emerged that he was ordered by law enforcement to leave the state by nightfall, and sources tell Gun Rights Examiner he has gone one step further and left the country. He is expected to be returning soon with an eye toward filing legal action.

Gun Rights Examiner also spoke this morning with one of the two attorneys involved with helping Perazzi straighten matters out to obtain his release. That attorney essentially confirmed the account provided by Schreiner, albeit she characterized the authorities’ position on Perazzi leaving the state more as advice than an ultimatum by the sheriff to get out of town by sundown -- something that would have no readily apparent legal basis. A call has been put in to the Adams County Sheriff’s Department Public Information Officer for comment and clarification on this and other details, but a response has not been received at this writing.

Schreiner attributes the cab driver’s reaction to training authorities have provided taxi companies, where they are encouraged to call law enforcement and report suspicious activities and people based on subjective criteria and limited training.

Assuming the story is correct, we are lucky some big governmeny Patriot Act supporting fella didn't come along and send the President of this gun company to Gbay for a decade or two.

Darned states rights.

 

[konradv]

WTH.. Here is lawsuit on it's way.

Shotgun executive taken into custody at Colo. gun show on cabbie terror tip - National gun rights | Examiner.com

Daniele Perazzi, president of the Italian Perazzi Shotguns firm, was taken into custody yesterday by Adams County Deputies [see update, below] along with several prototype shotguns. The executive was picked up in the parking lot of the Denver Merchandise Mart, hosting the high-end Colorado Gun Collectors show this weekend, after a taxi driver, likely reacting to a suspicious activity reporting outreach program conducted by law enforcement, told authorities he thought he could be transporting an armed “foreign speaking” terror suspect.

“He loaded prototype shotguns into the cab on the way to the Merchandise Mart,” gun rights activist and newly-elected National Rifle Association Director Steve Schreiner, who is attending the event this weekend, told Gun Rights Examiner this morning. “The cab driver notified law enforcement he suspected he had a terrorist in his cab, and they were waiting to intercept him, evidently oblivious to the fact that he was arriving at a highly-publicized area gun show.

“He has two lawyers, Schreiner continued, “one of whom went to the police station, and convinced the police that the owner of one of the most expensive shotgun companies in the world was not a terrorist.

Perazzi was released a short time later and his prototype shotguns were returned to him, but reports have emerged that he was ordered by law enforcement to leave the state by nightfall, and sources tell Gun Rights Examiner he has gone one step further and left the country. He is expected to be returning soon with an eye toward filing legal action.

Gun Rights Examiner also spoke this morning with one of the two attorneys involved with helping Perazzi straighten matters out to obtain his release. That attorney essentially confirmed the account provided by Schreiner, albeit she characterized the authorities’ position on Perazzi leaving the state more as advice than an ultimatum by the sheriff to get out of town by sundown -- something that would have no readily apparent legal basis. A call has been put in to the Adams County Sheriff’s Department Public Information Officer for comment and clarification on this and other details, but a response has not been received at this writing.

Schreiner attributes the cab driver’s reaction to training authorities have provided taxi companies, where they are encouraged to call law enforcement and report suspicious activities and people based on subjective criteria and limited training.

Sounds fishy. Law enforcement can't order you to leave town. Where were his lawyers?

 

[TemplarKormac]

WTH.. Here is lawsuit on it's way.

Shotgun executive taken into custody at Colo. gun show on cabbie terror tip - National gun rights | Examiner.com

Daniele Perazzi, president of the Italian Perazzi Shotguns firm, was taken into custody yesterday by Adams County Deputies [see update, below] along with several prototype shotguns. The executive was picked up in the parking lot of the Denver Merchandise Mart, hosting the high-end Colorado Gun Collectors show this weekend, after a taxi driver, likely reacting to a suspicious activity reporting outreach program conducted by law enforcement, told authorities he thought he could be transporting an armed “foreign speaking” terror suspect.

“He loaded prototype shotguns into the cab on the way to the Merchandise Mart,” gun rights activist and newly-elected National Rifle Association Director Steve Schreiner, who is attending the event this weekend, told Gun Rights Examiner this morning. “The cab driver notified law enforcement he suspected he had a terrorist in his cab, and they were waiting to intercept him, evidently oblivious to the fact that he was arriving at a highly-publicized area gun show.

“He has two lawyers, Schreiner continued, “one of whom went to the police station, and convinced the police that the owner of one of the most expensive shotgun companies in the world was not a terrorist.

Perazzi was released a short time later and his prototype shotguns were returned to him, but reports have emerged that he was ordered by law enforcement to leave the state by nightfall, and sources tell Gun Rights Examiner he has gone one step further and left the country. He is expected to be returning soon with an eye toward filing legal action.

Gun Rights Examiner also spoke this morning with one of the two attorneys involved with helping Perazzi straighten matters out to obtain his release. That attorney essentially confirmed the account provided by Schreiner, albeit she characterized the authorities’ position on Perazzi leaving the state more as advice than an ultimatum by the sheriff to get out of town by sundown -- something that would have no readily apparent legal basis. A call has been put in to the Adams County Sheriff’s Department Public Information Officer for comment and clarification on this and other details, but a response has not been received at this writing.

Schreiner attributes the cab driver’s reaction to training authorities have provided taxi companies, where they are encouraged to call law enforcement and report suspicious activities and people based on subjective criteria and limited training.

Assuming the story is correct, we are lucky some big governmeny Patriot Act supporting fella didn't come along and send the President of this gun company to Gbay for a decade or two.

Darned states rights.

Yeah, I'm sure the AP knows all about it.

 

[The Rabbi]

Wow. Because Perazzi is a very high dollar shotgun company. Guess where coming industry gun meetings won't be held.

 

[konradv]

He got unlucky I guess. We were told that 54 of 64 Colorado sheriffs said that gun laws were unconstitutional!!!

http://www.usmessageboard.com/politics/294605-54-of-64-sheriffs-in-colorado.html

 

[whitehall]

Do the dumb asses in the peoples republik of Colorado know that their own elite use the high quality Perazzi shotguns? The world is clearly upside down in the liberal mind.

 

[RetiredGySgt]

He got unlucky I guess. We were told that 54 of 64 Colorado sheriffs said that gun laws were unconstitutional!!!

http://www.usmessageboard.com/politics/294605-54-of-64-sheriffs-in-colorado.html

Keep lying. It is absolutely your best feature.

 

[TemplarKormac]

Wow. Because Perazzi is a very high dollar shotgun company. Guess where coming industry gun meetings won't be held.

Rich gun nuts. Drives liberals insane every time.

 

[CaféAuLait]

WTH.. Here is lawsuit on it's way.

Shotgun executive taken into custody at Colo. gun show on cabbie terror tip - National gun rights | Examiner.com

Daniele Perazzi, president of the Italian Perazzi Shotguns firm, was taken into custody yesterday by Adams County Deputies [see update, below] along with several prototype shotguns. The executive was picked up in the parking lot of the Denver Merchandise Mart, hosting the high-end Colorado Gun Collectors show this weekend, after a taxi driver, likely reacting to a suspicious activity reporting outreach program conducted by law enforcement, told authorities he thought he could be transporting an armed “foreign speaking” terror suspect.

“He loaded prototype shotguns into the cab on the way to the Merchandise Mart,” gun rights activist and newly-elected National Rifle Association Director Steve Schreiner, who is attending the event this weekend, told Gun Rights Examiner this morning. “The cab driver notified law enforcement he suspected he had a terrorist in his cab, and they were waiting to intercept him, evidently oblivious to the fact that he was arriving at a highly-publicized area gun show.

“He has two lawyers, Schreiner continued, “one of whom went to the police station, and convinced the police that the owner of one of the most expensive shotgun companies in the world was not a terrorist.

Perazzi was released a short time later and his prototype shotguns were returned to him, but reports have emerged that he was ordered by law enforcement to leave the state by nightfall, and sources tell Gun Rights Examiner he has gone one step further and left the country. He is expected to be returning soon with an eye toward filing legal action.

Gun Rights Examiner also spoke this morning with one of the two attorneys involved with helping Perazzi straighten matters out to obtain his release. That attorney essentially confirmed the account provided by Schreiner, albeit she characterized the authorities’ position on Perazzi leaving the state more as advice than an ultimatum by the sheriff to get out of town by sundown -- something that would have no readily apparent legal basis. A call has been put in to the Adams County Sheriff’s Department Public Information Officer for comment and clarification on this and other details, but a response has not been received at this writing.

Schreiner attributes the cab driver’s reaction to training authorities have provided taxi companies, where they are encouraged to call law enforcement and report suspicious activities and people based on subjective criteria and limited training.

I thought Daniele Perazzi died last year sometime. Do they mean his son, Mauro Perazzi?

 

[Toronado3800]

Do the dumb asses in the peoples republik of Colorado know that their own elite use the high quality Perazzi shotguns? The world is clearly upside down in the liberal mind.

Liberal?

This is a states rights issue.

Let Colorado do what they may say the constitutional conservatives. The good STATE semi nation of Colorado has the God Given inalienable right to regulate their militia just THIS close to banning guns according to the Constitution.

Did this owner have any paperwork on the weapons with him btw or was there just some poor street cop finding a guy with a half dozen shotguns in his trunk?

 

[The Rabbi]

Do the dumb asses in the peoples republik of Colorado know that their own elite use the high quality Perazzi shotguns? The world is clearly upside down in the liberal mind.

Liberal?

This is a states rights issue.

Let Colorado do what they may say the constitutional conservatives. The good STATE semi nation of Colorado has the God Given inalienable right to regulate their militia just THIS close to banning guns according to the Constitution.

Did this owner have any paperwork on the weapons with him btw or was there just some poor street cop finding a guy with a half dozen shotguns in his trunk?

He wasn't required to have any paperwork. Nothing he did was illegal. He was wrongfully arrested and then illegally harassed by police.
Colorado is already over the limit on constiutionality.

Now go on and goose-step off to the next thread.

 

[Katzndogz]

He was arrested because a cab driver profiled him as having a foreign accent.

 

[OriginalShroom]

He was arrested because a cab driver profiled him as having a foreign accent.

I thought profiling was illegal.....

 

[tjvh]

This it what we get when we legislate with emotion, rather than rational thinking.

 

[Toronado3800]

Do the dumb asses in the peoples republik of Colorado know that their own elite use the high quality Perazzi shotguns? The world is clearly upside down in the liberal mind.

Liberal?

This is a states rights issue.

Let Colorado do what they may say the constitutional conservatives. The good STATE semi nation of Colorado has the God Given inalienable right to regulate their militia just THIS close to banning guns according to the Constitution.

Did this owner have any paperwork on the weapons with him btw or was there just some poor street cop finding a guy with a half dozen shotguns in his trunk?

He wasn't required to have any paperwork. Nothing he did was illegal. He was wrongfully arrested and then illegally harassed by police.
Colorado is already over the limit on constiutionality.

Now go on and goose-step off to the next thread.

Hey, I am the one saying at least some nut did not send him to GITMO as a non human rights being.

So he got in a cab, somehiw the cab driver saw or figured out he had a few shotguns and the cab driver called the cops? The cops then gave the fella a difficult time but did nothing?