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I knew a dude who owned an M3 grease gun. I have never shot another full auto as controllable as that in my life. Also those things are deceptively heavy for what they are.
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To be fair for a legal threat to be real it has to be possibleI saw this in MSM but the only charges brought against him were “Assault” weapon charges yet nothing about threats.
Seems like they just red flagged him and that’s that. If he wasn’t a firearms possessor, nothing would have really came from initial threats it seems.
If you read the article I linked you’d see that’s wrong. This guy was going crazy and making violent real threats to people in a case he was involved in. Police were justified. This guy was days away from murderSeems like a classic case of a local government going fishing against someone who says mean words they don't like. But this is in the political no man's land where few people will defend him, because he is both a "gun nut" and "railed against local cops". What a shame for both himself and that nice collection.
Maybe. He comes off as a bitter and angry old man, begrudging some family court thing, talking a bunch of crap on the internet. I don't see any mention of convincing evidence of a real, let alone imminent, attack. The only non-gun charge is for an "attempted threat" that he made 6 weeks before his arrest (July 10-August 24), and that they had to downgrade from an actual threat due to lack of evidence,. Also all the alleged "sophistication of planning" was creating burner emails and alt accounts on forums, because he probably kept getting blocked and banned.If you read the article I linked you’d see that’s wrong. This guy was going crazy and making violent real threats to people in a case he was involved in. Police were justified. This guy was days away from murder
I'd say so lmao that's a huge amount of guns. Like multiple squads"Arsenal"![]()
I'm not gonna defend his clearly unhinged criminal behavior, that's all youMaybe. He comes off as a bitter and angry old man, begrudging some family court thing, talking a bunch of crap on the internet. I don't see any mention of convincing evidence of a real, let alone imminent, attack. The only non-gun charge is for an "attempted threat" that he made 6 weeks before his arrest (July 10-August 24), and that they had to downgrade from an actual threat due to lack of evidence,. Also all the alleged "sophistication of planning" was creating burner emails and alt accounts on forums, because he probably kept getting blocked and banned.
I'm not saying he's a great guy, but based on my current knowledge I really don't see this as the police stopping some imminent threat, but rather taking someone down who talked a lot of crap to their colleagues.
I'm not gonna defend his clearly unhinged criminal behavior, that's all you
Investigators also allegedly found about seven “burner phones” and a MetroPCS receipt bearing the name of Stanislaus Superior Court Judge David Hood, Biko said.
Read more at: https://www.modbee.com/news/local/crime/article317049844.html#storylink=cpy
Biko told Stephens investigators found a Post-it note inside Haidar’s residence containing the email address allegedly used to impersonate Toledo, along with the account’s password.
Read more at: https://www.modbee.com/news/local/crime/article317049844.html#storylink=cpy
Rookie #'sI'd say so lmao that's a huge amount of guns. Like multiple squads
I wanna be on your level one day lolRookie #'s
All it takes is decades of complete irresponsibility!I wanna be on your level one day lol
Don’t even need a spreadsheet to keep track of an ‘arsenal’ that size, haha!!I'd say so lmao that's a huge amount of guns. Like multiple squads
Yes a few bucks as a "consolation fee"If anyone on here has stuff like this guy and wants to get rid of it like this dumbass did. Just message me and I’ll be a good citizen and come collect it all. Might even pay ya some money too. lol. So sad to see so many nice pieces go to the cops for destruction.
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