Hospital Employee had large cache of guns
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Dr. Evil
20×102mm Vulcan
Fourteen rounds of high-capacity ammunition was also found.
4WHLDRFTN
.308 Win
Fourteen rounds of high-capacity ammunition was also found.
those blow out both lungs
Bustedknees
12-gauge slug (smooth bore)
might be that many stuck in my couch cushions.Fourteen rounds of high-capacity ammunition was also found.
Phazer
.450/400 Nitro Ex
Ummm...ummm...ummm....huh?Fourteen rounds of high-capacity ammunition was also found.
kev74
20×102mm Vulcan
39 guns?
That's a good start, junior.
That's a good start, junior.
spat
.950 JDJ
The phrases "14 rounds" and "high capacity" do not belong in the same sentence.Fourteen rounds of high-capacity ammunition was also found.
Most people I know carry more than that on their person.
Acer-m14
20×102mm Vulcan
"While the bomb threat turned out to be a hoax, according to police, officers did arrest the employee whose office closet the weapons cache was found inside. Reuven Alonalayoff, the marketing director for Hudson Regional Hospital, was arrested on Aug. 7 at Newark Liberty International Airport, with the help of Homeland Security Investigations."
he was helping the hospital make $$$
he was helping the hospital make $$$
Bananabandit
.338 Win Mag
Very American name.
Bustedknees
12-gauge slug (smooth bore)
He was most likely hiding them from his wife.
S&W Fan
.475 A&M Magnum
Talk about subliminal brainwashing, What the absolute Fuck is “ high capacity ammunition “ ??
Hochulsucks1234
.44 mag
39 guns..thats it?
kev74
20×102mm Vulcan
Reuven Alone-and-laidoff
Cavalry
.338 Win Mag
Why would someone store guns in their office, how would that be considered a good idea? How does no one notice him bringing in 27 long guns? If this happened in 46 other states he probably would have been fired and that would have been the end of it.
The cheap fuck should have put them in a self storage shed.
The cheap fuck should have put them in a self storage shed.
Saltwater60
20×102mm Vulcan
Interesting and I wonder if the search will stand up in court of it was his private office. Could be a good one to challenge.
I'm curious to know if any of those guns somehow trace back to hospital patients and that were somehow "lost".
Bananabandit
.338 Win Mag
Prison pocket
STS556
.223 Rem
The guy couldn't rent a boat?
Bigfoot
.475 A&M Magnum
Words no longer have meaning...Fourteen rounds of high-capacity ammunition was also found.
It's one of those things that really pisses me off.
At this point, the word "definition" is going to have to be redefined.
Bigfoot
.475 A&M Magnum
What they call a cache. I call a collection.
Do I say I have a cache of weapons? In my case, of course not, that's just stupid.
Do I say I have a nice gun collection? Yes. Because that's what itis was.
Before the tragic boating accident of 2013.
It was horrendous, my boat sank like a rock. It would have killed 10 ordinary men.
But I somehow survived, I was the only survivor. RIP gun collection... ... True story.
I didn't replace any of them because I have come to the position that guns are icky.
Do I say I have a cache of weapons? In my case, of course not, that's just stupid.
Do I say I have a nice gun collection? Yes. Because that's what it
Before the tragic boating accident of 2013.
It was horrendous, my boat sank like a rock. It would have killed 10 ordinary men.
But I somehow survived, I was the only survivor. RIP gun collection...
... True story.I didn't replace any of them because I have come to the position that guns are icky.
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That is what I thought. Them are rookie numbers.
Catskillkid
.450/400 Nitro Ex
Gotta pump those numbers up!
No standing - Hospital property, almost certain to be a "Gun Free Zone" with published restrictions in the Employee Handbook. "Private office" would only means it was assigned to him by Hospital Admin. He would have to legally own the space and claim that they had no justifiable cause for the search - and even with that, a bomb threat and subsequent search could be ruled to supersede the right to privacy.
wizrd
6.5 Creedmoor
In a recent 'Active shooter exercise' (about 3 weeks previous) - which took place at a Madison county hospital, - initiated by NYS Police, and involving Sheriff's Dept. and local city police agencies, - the final advice given to hospital admin. by state police was - " If you want your facility to be safe, - first, take down your "NO FIREARMS ALLOWED ON PREMISES" signs, - all these signs mean is that the shooting gallery is open." - Secondly, - "it would be wise for the admins. to survey your employees, determine how many CCW people you have, and ALLOW THEM TO BRING WEAPONS TO WORK WITH THEM, - if your employees are not allowed to carry concealed while working, at least allow them to store their weapons nearby, in their secured lockers, if needed in an actual emergency." - Hospital administrators DID SURVEY some of their 600+ staff to get an idea of how many were gun owners. - It remains to be seen if any changes will come from this.
spat
.950 JDJ
It was the hospitals office that they authorized him to use. I'm assuming they fully authorized the search too.
This goes right to the success of the leftist media's campaign against law-abiding gun owners.
They have successfully convinced most upper management to fear that a law-abiding person with a gun will "go on a rampage" if one bad thing happens: failure to get a raise, get laid off, have a bad day at work. Management fears what could happen in those scenario more than they fear the thug or druggy walking into their unsecured doors and shooting up the place.
Uvalde was a good example of this mentality. Teachers, you know, those people you put in charge of the safety and education of your children, are not allowed to CCW, yet a mind-fucked individual is just allowed to saunter into an unlocked door and have free reign killing children left and right with impunity.
Good thing Mrs Robinson didn't snap during her Gender Identities class, though.