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It is it's all over Patriot sites might even check snopes too I'm sure they should have it as well. a general search will find several stories on it. The blaze as well.
They are just taking guns from people who take certain types of meds is what I am reading? Unless I am missing something? I won't mind seeing guns taken out of the hands of people who need medication to stay sane, I have seen people get off their meds and they are coo coo for cocoa puffs.
In a surprising turnaround, New York State Police have admitted that they made a mistake when they confiscated the guns and suspended the permit of an Erie County resident on the grounds of mental health.Late Wednesday, Erie County, NY, released a statement (posted below) blaming the New York State Police for giving them bad information regarding the suspension of a pistol permit and demand to surrender firearms sent to Amherst resident David Lewis.(Mr. Lewis was not identified in our original story, his name has since been released in conjunction with court documents filed by his attorney, Jim Tresmond.)“Erie County Clerk Chris Jacobs said that late today he received a call from the New York State Police informing him that they had provided information on the wrong person when they notified his office of someone whose permit should be suspended because of the new mental health provisions in New York’s SAFE Act,” the release begins.“When the State Police called to tell us they made a mistake and had the wrong person … it become clear that the state did not do their job here and now we all look foolish,” the release went on to say in a quote from Clerk Jacobs.Jacobs appeared on WBEN radio in Buffalo on Thursday morning and explained the details of this administrative debacle. Mr. Jacobs also delivered some pointed comments about how the law was written so badly that mistakes like this were bound to happen. He closed with some fairly damning statements and also asked the state to consider scrapping the bill and re-writing it.“When you write a piece of legislation in a vacuum, without having hearings, without talking to people about how it’s going to implemented in the real world — without jeopardizing people’s rights, and putting an individual like this through a nightmarish experience, and infringe on their rights, you have to go back to the drawing board,” he said. “And I encourage the legislative leadership here and mostly our governor to take a step back and say ‘we didn’t get it right’ and let’s change this.”After the press release was issued by the state, TheBlaze spoke with one of Mr. Lewis’ attorney, Max Tresmond.“We won round one,” he said, “round two will be a suit against the state for what they did to our client and his reputation.”Here is the press release admitting to the error in this gun confiscation
All who thought this wouldnt happen, HERES YOUR SIGN!!! Now apply this lesson to all other conspiracies and take a good long look before dismissing things. IRS on social media now as well. Obamacare did hire 25k agents so they need something to do. Oh and dont forget about homeland sec. buying all this ammo etc.? We are transitioning to a new time and with tech. privacy and secretcy are hand in hand. Paranoid? You bet I am more and more. I call it protective intelligence. I feel sorry for any people with a medical record of any mental/depression/anxiety meds of any sort. I guess those people are psychos with AK47s killing with 10+ round clips now. Dont worry Homeland Sec. has the manpower to get these guns away from all these bad people and save us. CRAZY!
Okay, so that latest article confirmed what I suspected. At this point at least, it is an isolated incident. The original article made it sound like it was a a lot worse than it was. I think it's important to get this type of information out when it happens, but I am so tired of people blowing stuff out of proportion to cause a panic response. I really wish there were some trustworthy media outlets that would report on this stuff with just the facts and not all of the bias and panic-mongering.