1,200 Firearms and 2 Tons Ammo Found in Home

[Mike1234567]

RE Tinfoil-Hat-ism vs. Troll-ism: What most of us Tinfoil Hat people have is 'conditioning' due to prior experiences. This is otherwise known as a 'Conditioned Response' similar to a dog flinching when he thinks he's about to be hit. We all know these firearms will become property of the state... because this nearly always happens in similar but different situations. And in this case it's a virtual certainty. What the state does with them after they 'steal' them is unknown.

EDIT: If the state returns all of those firearms to a rightful heir without a cost-prohibitive court battle... I'll eat my tinfoil hat.

 

[Mreed911]

We all know these firearms will become property of the state... because this nearly always happens in similar but different situations. And in this case it's a virtual certainty. What the state does with them after they 'steal' them is unknown.

EDIT: If the state returns all of those firearms to a rightful heir without a cost-prohibitive court battle... I'll eat my tinfoil hat.

Citations, please? Preferably court cases over the custody of firearms as part of a probate proceeding in California.

Nothing has been stolen.

There is an established judicial process for determining ownership.

The State of California can be held accountable for every specific item they intake from any process. Simple enough with open records requests, etc.

 

[JohnnyLoco]

Citations, please? Preferably court cases over the custody of firearms as part of a probate proceeding in California.

Nothing has been stolen.

There is an established judicial process for determining ownership.

The State of California can be held accountable for every specific item they intake from any process. Simple enough with open records requests, etc.

I'm sure the communists do have laws that justify their actions. Your point is?

 

[Mike1234567]

Citations, please? Preferably court cases over the custody of firearms as part of a probate proceeding in California.

Nothing has been stolen.

There is an established judicial process for determining ownership.

The State of California can be held accountable for every specific item they intake from any process. Simple enough with open records requests, etc.

I'm too lazy to do that much research and I'm jaded enough that I really don't care anymore. Let's just watch and see what happens.

 

[Mreed911]

I'm sure the communists do have laws that justify their actions. Your point is?

That the comment I replied to is full of shit.

 

[JohnnyLoco]

 

[Mike1234567]

That the comment I replied to is full of shit.

I may be full of shit but that doesn't make me wrong. If I'm wrong then I'll eat my tinfoil hat. If you're wrong are you gonna eat shit?

 

[Rebel]

it was just a funny Bigun, didn't mean to offend

None taken, I was just poking fun anyway

10-4!

Get a room!

 

[BIGPAPIGREG]

it's ok.......................it's legal now Bigun

 

[Mreed911]

I may be full of shit but that doesn't make me wrong. If I'm wrong then I'll eat my tinfoil hat. If you're wrong are you gonna eat shit?

How can you not be wrong? The laws will be followed, heirs will be found or they won't. He has a mother, so at the very least SOMEONE can own his stuff. Even if she sends them all to auction (which I'd expect), it'll all go as the law dictates.

Of anything the state does, probate/estates are by-the-book because they can often wring estate taxes out of the process.

 

[Rebel]

it's ok.......................it's legal now Bigun

 

[Mike1234567]

How can you not be wrong? The laws will be followed, heirs will be found or they won't. He has a mother, so at the very least SOMEONE can own his stuff. Even if she sends them all to auction (which I'd expect), it'll all go as the law dictates.

Of anything the state does, probate/estates are by-the-book because they can often wring estate taxes out of the process.

I hope you're right but I have nearly zero faith in the system.

 

[grumper]

Here's a sneak preview of what those thugs will do to our deceased extraterrestrial guest's property.

lapd-sued-for-illegally-destroying-700k-firearm-collection

A judge orders LAPD to return the owner's gun collection. They destroy them anyway.

 

[peeps]

Here's a sneak preview of what those thugs will do to our deceased extraterrestrial guest's property.

lapd-sued-for-illegally-destroying-700k-firearm-collection

A judge orders LAPD to return the owner's gun collection. They destroy them anyway.

Shameful...

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Really fucked up...

 

[Mike1234567]

RE Tinfoil-Hat-ism vs. Troll-ism: What most of us Tinfoil Hat people have is 'conditioning' due to prior experiences. This is otherwise known as a 'Conditioned Response' similar to a dog flinching when he thinks he's about to be hit. We all know these firearms will become property of the state... because this nearly always happens in similar but different situations. And in this case it's a virtual certainty. What the state does with them after they 'steal' them is unknown.

EDIT: If the state returns all of those firearms to a rightful heir without a cost-prohibitive court battle... I'll eat my tinfoil hat.

Citations, please? Preferably court cases over the custody of firearms as part of a probate proceeding in California.

Nothing has been stolen.

There is an established judicial process for determining ownership.

The State of California can be held accountable for every specific item they intake from any process. Simple enough with open records requests, etc.

I may be full of shit but that doesn't make me wrong. If I'm wrong then I'll eat my tinfoil hat. If you're wrong are you gonna eat shit?

How can you not be wrong? The laws will be followed, heirs will be found or they won't. He has a mother, so at the very least SOMEONE can own his stuff. Even if she sends them all to auction (which I'd expect), it'll all go as the law dictates.

Of anything the state does, probate/estates are by-the-book because they can often wring estate taxes out of the process.

What do you folks with faith in the "system" have to say now?

 

[Mreed911]

What do you folks with faith in the "system" have to say now?

Criminal case vs. civil/probate process. LAPD/CoLA definitely screwed up in the former case and deserves to not only PAY, but find themselves criminally liable and/or disbarred where possible.

 

[Mike1234567]

Criminal case vs. civil/probate process. LAPD/CoLA definitely screwed up in the former case and deserves to not only PAY, but find themselves criminally liable and/or disbarred where possible.

Well, you were wrong in your first argument. We'll see if you're right with this one. I hope so... but I already know the outcome and it's not good.

 

[jrbfishn]

No faith in California Justice system. Only been through 6 times. Beautiful scenery, but unless I have to take my wife out for her parents funerals, it's one of 4 states I have no intention of dtepping foot in. For any reason.

 

[rushthezeppelin]

No faith in California Justice system. Only been through 6 times. Beautiful scenery, but unless I have to take my wife out for her parents funerals, it's one of 4 states I have no intention of dtepping foot in. For any reason.

Only been there twice and connected at LAX once. Like you said....stupidly beautiful but the government there has turned it into a virtual gestapo state.