Firearms seized in raid on the Cape this morning

[knoxy]

This is what I want to know...I assume they're using taxpayer (our) money to fund this. What a waste!

No need to assume. It's all our money. But don't worry, the gov is pulling in record numbers:

http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article...venues-top-1-trillion-thru-january-govt-still

 

[45collector]

The funny thing is: I was made aware of this article by it being posted on FB by a kid that lived in my neighborhood many years ago. That kid is the son involved in the following story that unfolded in another Cape town a little over 12 years ago...

http://www.capecodtimes.com/article/20021019/NEWS01/310199949&template=printart

 

[RImike]

The funny thing is: I was made aware of this article by it being posted on FB by a kid that lived in my neighborhood many years ago. That kid is the son involved in the following story that unfolded in another Cape town a little over 12 years ago...

http://www.capecodtimes.com/article/20021019/NEWS01/310199949&template=printart

This sums it up right here, I see nothing much has changed:

Police did not find a weapon with a laser sight, but did find a mason's level equipped with a laser inside the house.

 

[StevieP]

12 cruisers and an armored truck.

Gotta justify those MRAPs somehow, I guess.

 

[FrugalFannie]

Wow. I feel so much safer.
/sarcasm/


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[rkwjunior]

"Post ban large capacity", shitheads. It should read "standard capacity".

Did they prove the post ban status at the residence?? Something tells me no.

 

[dhuze]

He's 50. His street number is 93.

Doh! I sure put the sexy in dyslexia.

 

[tysdad115]

Did they prove the post ban status at the residence?? Something tells me no.

I have no idea, I was referring to the standard capacity for the firearm , not this fine state.

 

[knfmn]

The funny thing is: I was made aware of this article by it being posted on FB by a kid that lived in my neighborhood many years ago. That kid is the son involved in the following story that unfolded in another Cape town a little over 12 years ago...

http://www.capecodtimes.com/article/20021019/NEWS01/310199949&template=printart

WTH? That's nuts. What ever happened with the case?

 

[GPP]

Given the ATF involvement, it is highly likely that there is "more to the story"TM

The ATF isn't terribly interested in mucking around with MA's silly laws.

Stop it, you should know better. What the hell fun would that be?

 

[free]

He's 50. His street number is 93.

Exactly my point to dhuze. Thanks.

 

[45collector]

WTH? That's nuts. What ever happened with the case?

Ain't it? I don't know what the outcome of it was but the younger Garabrant who's now about 32 or so, is not incarcerated or anything.

 

[mattyw]

The funny thing is: I was made aware of this article by it being posted on FB by a kid that lived in my neighborhood many years ago. That kid is the son involved in the following story that unfolded in another Cape town a little over 12 years ago...

http://www.capecodtimes.com/article/20021019/NEWS01/310199949&template=printart

She and Kent approached a side door to the house. She stepped through the door, then a man inside the house slammed the door on Kent. He was scratched and slightly bruised when his arm went through a pane of glass on the door.

he got charged with assault with a dangerous weapon for closing the door on someone who wasn't invited into his home?

that's rough

 

[45collector]

he got charged with assault with a dangerous weapon for closing the door on someone who wasn't invited into his home?

that's rough

I guess if you so much as kick a pebble into the side of a LEO's boot, you're guilty of A&B w/ a dangerous weapon.

 

[Kingston]

And once again, the "safe storage" law gets thrown in just in case the other charges turn out to be bogus.

Nobody resisted arrest? The perp must have been comatose.

 

[The5thDentist]

Effing state.

 

[71montess]

Such a big showing by our alphabet soup guys for such a small collection (arsenal).

 

[mac1911]

^^ +1

I was STUNNED when I saw "and a Stag Arms Stag 15 (.223 modern sporting rifle). "

Someone was running their mouth and pissed off the wrong person who notified police. It's just ridiculous that many agencies and personnel were involved just so they can claim partial credit and get their names in the paper.

Don't forget the overtime racked up.

Also this was over shadowed by the herion problem on cape.
But don't worry their building rehab centers everywhere....

 

[Colt Delta Elite]

There's more to this story with all those agency's involved.

 

[mke0039]

There's more to this story with all those agency's involved. Chathams a huge heroin town I'd bet there's still ongoing investigations related to this arrest.

Yea, something doesn't smell right here.

 

[FrugalFannie]

I wonder if he had one of them "Lifetime" firearm licenses

 

[45collector]

I wonder if he had one of them "Lifetime" firearm licenses

That wouldn't explain the Glock though would it?

 

[mousegunfan]

Why was the wife not charged? If they are illegal how do you prove who's they are? My guess is the wife ratted him out. What better way to keep the house in a divorce.

 

[45collector]

Why was the wife not charged? If they are illegal how do you prove who's they are? My guess is the wife ratted him out. What better way to keep the house in a divorce.

Happy Valentine's Day honey!

 

[free]

More news on this poor bloke:

http://www.capecodtimes.com/article/20150213/NEWS/150219704

 

[nhpoke]

They haven't gotten any charges to stick yet... Maybe this time. FFS.

 

[Joshwilson222]

The large police presence Thursday morning was precautionary because the officers were not sure how Pratt would react, given that he had so many weapons, said Brewster Detective Sgt. Paul Judge.

 

[free]

Yes, this time, one of the charges is possession of firearm without license. But at his 2007 arrest, involving firearms, he was not charged with having being unlicensed. I assume he must have lost his license back then? But still had firearms today. Ooops.

 

[FrugalFannie]

That wouldn't explain the Glock though would it?

Glocks have been around since the 80's. So, yes.

 

[FrugalFannie]

Yes, this time, one of the charges is possession of firearm without license. But at his 2007 arrest, involving firearms, he was not charged with having being unlicensed. I assume he must have lost his license back then? But still had firearms today. Ooops.

I noticed that too.

SOunds like maybe the wife wants to be rid of him and getting him charged will reduce the cost of the divorce.