Air Force Veteran Stuck In Massachusetts Jail Over Legally Owned Guns

[CaseHardened]

Air Force Vet Held Without Bond Over Legal Guns, While Accused Road Rage Shooter Gets Released

Air Force vet Kyle Colutta jailed for legal gun possession in Massachusetts amid road rage shooter release.

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Utterly Outrageous

Free Kyle

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Air Force Vet Deemed 'Dangerous' Over Legally Purchased Guns and Magazines

Gun Owners Action League Executive Director Jim Wallace joins Cam to talk about GOAL's involvement in defending Air Force veteran Kyle Culotta, a recent transplant from Arizona who's being held without bail in a Massachusetts jail and facing more than a decade in prison for simply possessing...

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[Saltwater60]

Sad, truly a sad state of affairs.

 

[dsdmmat]

Got to know the gun laws of the communist states before you move there.

 

[Zerex]

From the link. ................................Not outrageous at all.

No ins, living out of car...................with guns, in MASS!!

Massafuckingchusets!!

He was deemed "dangerous" and denied bond for merely possessing legally owned firearms and magazines without a Massachusetts permit.

Colutta and his girlfriend, who were essentially living out of their car after driving from Arizona to be closer to his girlfriend's family, were pulled over for an alleged traffic violation earlier this month.

When police discovered that the car wasn't insured an officer arranged to have it towed and started taking inventory of the items in the vehicle, which led to Colutta informing the officer that there were several firearms inside.

Though Colutta lawfully purchased those firearms in Arizona, he was still hauled away in cuffs and deemed "dangerous" by a judge, which allows the state to hold him in custody for up to 120 days without the opportunity to post bond.

Vet or not.....very bad judghment. Drug Mule?

Details lacking, while they break him??

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

From the link. ................................Not outrageous at all.

No ins, living out of car...................with guns, in MASS!!

Massafuckingchusets!!

He was deemed "dangerous" and denied bond for merely possessing legally owned firearms and magazines without a Massachusetts permit.

Colutta and his girlfriend, who were essentially living out of their car after driving from Arizona to be closer to his girlfriend's family, were pulled over for an alleged traffic violation earlier this month.

When police discovered that the car wasn't insured an officer arranged to have it towed and started taking inventory of the items in the vehicle, which led to Colutta informing the officer that there were several firearms inside.

Though Colutta lawfully purchased those firearms in Arizona, he was still hauled away in cuffs and deemed "dangerous" by a judge, which allows the state to hold him in custody for up to 120 days without the opportunity to post bond.

Vet or not.....very bad judghment. Drug Mule?

Details lacking, while they break him??

I don't kmow the details so I reserve the right to change my opinion in the future here

Highly doubt he's a drug mule. More likely than not he's homeless or economically struggling and was moving closer to his girlfriends family for a support network. Probably suffering from mental health problems either anxiety and/or depression.

The government is absolutely failing him. He should be receiving support and assistance not cuffs.

 

[Cavalry]

I do not like how it went down but the article is not really telling the truth with "legally owned firearms". Legally owned elsewhere, just not there.

 

[Saltwater60]

I don't kmow the details so I reserve the right to change my opinion in the future here

Highly doubt he's a drug mule. More likely than not he's homeless or economically struggling and was moving closer to his girlfriends family for a support network. Probably suffering from mental health problems either anxiety and/or depression.

The government is absolutely failing him. He should be receiving support and assistance not cuffs.

Agreed here. Drug mules don’t live in their cars and would have a hotel room. People living and staying in cars raise flags to cops to be investigated and searched.
Shame he was arrested. I get there are different laws in Different states but it’s ridiculous. You need a PhD to sort out what you can and can’t do in NYS alone so now I have to know other states laws? I get it’s on the person to know the laws but man it’s getting harder and harder day by day to do that. The politicians should make it easy to know what you can and can’t do.