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WAREHAM — Wareham detectives confiscated several guns, including two assault rifles, stored by a Wareham man who wasn’t properly licensed during a search warrant’s execution at 14 Tomahawk Drive in the town’s Indian Mound Beach section Wednesday, Feb. 22.
Entry was made without incident, police said, and resident Brian Townley, 25, 14 Tomahawk Drive, was cooperative. He led detectives to a room in the house where several weapons and various ammunitions were located in a secured area. Police said rifles, including two assault-type rifles, two pistols, several rounds of ammunition, along with several magazine holders were located and secured.
Townley is due in court on March 20 to face charges of possession of a firearm without an FID card (six counts), possession of ammunition, possession of a large capacity feeding device (four counts), firearm possession with one prior violent crime conviction (juvenile offense).
Chief Richard Stanley praised detectives’ investigation, as several dangerous weapons in the possession of an unlicensed resident were removed from Wareham’s streets. He said residents can be confident that incidents involving the illegal possession of firearms and ammunition will continue to be considered a matter of the highest priority for the Wareham Police Department.
wtf was the warrant for?
It doesn't say what the warrant was for...
Its a Mosin 91/30, Two SKS's (those are assault rifles now, even with a fixed 10 round mag) a CZ82, Nagant revolver, Tokarev, and what looks to be some little .25 or .22 pistol.
ETA: he is 25, has a "weird" taste in firearms....
Wareham detectives confiscated several guns, including two assault rifles, stored by a Wareham man...
Chief Richard Stanley praised detectives’ investigation, as several dangerous weapons in the possession of an unlicensed resident were removed from Wareham’s streets.
"Guns off the streets"...my God do I hate that f***ing expression.
Whatever they were, they're safe in the cops' houses now.So were the guns "stored" or on the "streets". Words have meaning.
p.s. "Guns off the streets"...my God do I hate that f***ing expression.
wtf was the warrant for?
Nah, they said two AWs. Are SKS's considered AW's now? <Honest question, not trying to be a dink>A 91/30 qualifies as an "assault rifle" now?! What would they call my M44, a dangerous concealable weapon?
huh?922r violation of the SKS with the large capacity magazine.
Nah, they said two AWs. Are SKS's considered AW's now? <Honest question, not trying to be a dink>
huh?
So a fixed 10rd magazine semi-automatic rifle with a non-pistol grip, fixed laminate wood stock is now an "assault rifle" ??
Talk about definition creep. How long before a single shot .22LR fits the defintion of assault rifle?
At least Wareham still issues LTC-A's, no restrictions in a timely manner. Maybe just mouthing what the squares need to hear while actually gelding an actual douche. Give them the benefit of the doubt.