Posted on Oct 9, 2016
Suspect Arrested In Killing Of Two Southern California Police Officers
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I am so "glad" CA's tough gun laws didn't allow these 2 ex-felons (the parolee in Lancaster who executed a deputy sheriff) to possess weapons or to carry more than 10 round magazines!
REPORT: Court records showed Felix was a gang member who was previously sentenced to four years in prison in a failed murder plot. Felix was charged with attempted murder in a 2009 shooting. Records show Felix pleaded down to assault with a firearm and admitted his gang connection. The Desert Sun newspaper cited documents showing Felix was also the subject of a forceful arrest three years ago at the same house where Saturday's shootings occurred.
REPORT: Court records showed Felix was a gang member who was previously sentenced to four years in prison in a failed murder plot. Felix was charged with attempted murder in a 2009 shooting. Records show Felix pleaded down to assault with a firearm and admitted his gang connection. The Desert Sun newspaper cited documents showing Felix was also the subject of a forceful arrest three years ago at the same house where Saturday's shootings occurred.
Suspect Arrested In Killing Of Two Southern California Police Officers
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So the failure to apply and enforce the laws in place means that we need more laws that only affect the law abiding citizen that rightfully owns firearms and will comply with the laws (though maybe resentfully)? Even if we take every precaution with our weapons, it is our rights that are limited, because the "outlaw" will never consider the law. Rest in peace officers, we will still hold the line.
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CPO Andy Carrillo, MS
LT Michael Watson yes, more laws make existing laws more effective--on those who have anything of value to lose, e.g., personal freedom, family, a career. Thugs have nothing to live for but the moment. Both share one thing in common, however: the primal need for self-defense, an instinct that cannot be legislated away--though many have tried and even succeeded (Hitler, Mao, Castro, Stalin, Pol Pot, Saddam, ad nauseum).
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If they let Law-Abiding citizens carry open then a lot of this crap would stop! Crooks don't obey or follow laws!!!!!!!!
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CPO Andy Carrillo, MS
PO2 Al Mcdonald someone made the point that government fears a responsibly-armed citizenry more than they do a few armed criminals. I can see why this might be true.
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CPO Andy Carrillo, MS
SFC George Smith sorry, remember this is CA. He'll enjoy special status even if sent to Non-Death Row. He will most likely die from natural causes while the CA taxpayers fund all of his useless appeals. The Q for this young man
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