Lakhota
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Kelly was a white homegrown terrorist who beat his wife and cracked his baby stepson's skull - and even after being dishonorably discharged from the military for committing these acts - he was still somehow legally allowed to buy assault weapons. The NICS system seems to be nothing but garbage in and garbage out.
Air Force Failed To Enter Church Shooter’s Domestic Violence Record In U.S. Database
Devin Patrick Kelley was convicted of domestic assault, which should have kept him from buying a gun.
The Air Force failed to record the Texas church shooter’s domestic violence conviction in a federal database that would have kept him from buying a gun, according a source who spoke to NPR and a purported leaked draft statement from the Air Force obtained by HuffPost.
Devin Patrick Kelley, who served at Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico, was convicted by a general court martial on two charges of domestic assault against his wife and stepson before being released with a bad conduct discharge in 2014.
Under federal law, his conviction prohibited him from buying or possessing firearms. But it appears Kelley’s domestic violence offense was never entered into the National Criminal Information Center database by the Holloman’s Office of Special Investigation, allowing him to pass a background check and legally purchase a firearm.
AIR FORCE NEVER ENTERED SHOOTER IN CRIME DATABASE
Air Force Failed To Enter Church Shooter’s Domestic Violence Record In U.S. Database
Devin Patrick Kelley was convicted of domestic assault, which should have kept him from buying a gun.
The Air Force failed to record the Texas church shooter’s domestic violence conviction in a federal database that would have kept him from buying a gun, according a source who spoke to NPR and a purported leaked draft statement from the Air Force obtained by HuffPost.
Devin Patrick Kelley, who served at Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico, was convicted by a general court martial on two charges of domestic assault against his wife and stepson before being released with a bad conduct discharge in 2014.
Under federal law, his conviction prohibited him from buying or possessing firearms. But it appears Kelley’s domestic violence offense was never entered into the National Criminal Information Center database by the Holloman’s Office of Special Investigation, allowing him to pass a background check and legally purchase a firearm.
AIR FORCE NEVER ENTERED SHOOTER IN CRIME DATABASE
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