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Firearm Confiscation Checked by Supreme Court!

Cre8ive

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SECOND AMENDMENT / THOMAS GALLATIN / MAY 18, 2021

Firearm Confiscation Checked by Supreme Court​

The justices protected the Fourth and Second Amendments from so-called “community caretaking” laws.
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The U.S. Supreme Court just issued a unanimous decision on a case that could have reverberating impact on the Fourth and Second Amendments. On Monday, all nine justices agreed to overturn a First Circuit Court of Appeals ruling against Rhode Island resident Edward Caniglia, who contended that his Fourth Amendment rights were violated when law enforcement officers who were administering a welfare check elected to search his home and confiscate his firearms without a warrant.
 

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SECOND AMENDMENT / THOMAS GALLATIN / MAY 18, 2021

Firearm Confiscation Checked by Supreme Court​

The justices protected the Fourth and Second Amendments from so-called “community caretaking” laws.
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The U.S. Supreme Court just issued a unanimous decision on a case that could have reverberating impact on the Fourth and Second Amendments. On Monday, all nine justices agreed to overturn a First Circuit Court of Appeals ruling against Rhode Island resident Edward Caniglia, who contended that his Fourth Amendment rights were violated when law enforcement officers who were administering a welfare check elected to search his home and confiscate his firearms without a warrant.

That was a messed up situation, but nothing will happen to the cops who violated his Rights. One more example of why you shouldn't trust law enforcement.

For those not familiar- Mr. Caniglia had a fight with his wife. He put an unloaded gun on the table and asked her why she didn't just put him out of his misery. She left, & the next day asked cops to check on him. He refused to go to the hospital, said he was not suicidal. He also was reluctant because he thought the cops wanted to take his guns. So they told him if he went, they would not take them... as soon as he went with EMS, they lied to his wife, saying he had agreed to have them take his guns, and so she allowed them to do just that.
 

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That was a messed up situation, but nothing will happen to the cops who violated his Rights. One more example of why you shouldn't trust law enforcement.

For those not familiar- Mr. Caniglia had a fight with his wife. He put an unloaded gun on the table and asked her why she didn't just put him out of his misery. She left, & the next day asked cops to check on him. He refused to go to the hospital, said he was not suicidal. He also was reluctant because he thought the cops wanted to take his guns. So they told him if he went, they would not take them... as soon as he went with EMS, they lied to his wife, saying he had agreed to have them take his guns, and so she allowed them to do just that.
Holy fuck. My wife knows enough to tell the cops to fuck off if they ever tried that here!
 
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