Queens man busted with "Ghost guns and high capacity mags"

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I couldn't find the news article anywhere but some co-workers sent me screenshots today.

The guy is the Executive Director of the NYC Regional Emergency Medical Services Advisory Committee.

While I firmly believe in the 2nd Amendment and believe that NYC/NYS law regarding AR's are ridiculous, why anyone would put their professional career in jeopardy is stupid, especially on this scale. I'm sure that 90% of the charges are exaggerated, but it's so easy to get your permit in NYC these days, why do stupid shit like this? Granted, it wouldn't have saved him from the "ghost gun and "high-capacity magazine" charges, but I doubt the list would have been so extensive.

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RooftopKorean said:
I couldn't find the news article anywhere but some co-workers sent me screenshots today.

The guy is the Executive Director of the NYC Regional Emergency Medical Services Advisory Committee.

While I firmly believe in the 2nd Amendment and believe that NYC/NYS law regarding AR's are ridiculous, why anyone would put their professional career in jeopardy is stupid, especially on this scale. I'm sure that 90% of the charges are exaggerated, but it's so easy to get your permit in NYC these days, why do stupid shit like this? Granted, it wouldn't have saved him from the "ghost gun and "high-capacity magazine" charges, but I doubt the list would have been so extensive.

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10 firearms sounds like a typical day at the range. The goon squad would shit themselves if they attended a typical range day with me.
 
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Admittedly, it is difficult to comply with the all encompassing, ever more restrictive, draconian NYS gun laws, but this guy is in blatant violation. That said, aside from the ghost guns, I don't see anything that warrants any legitimate legal interaction. Most states in the union agree with that statement.
 
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Koz said:
Admittedly, it is difficult to comply with the all encompassing, ever more restrictive, draconian NYS gun laws, but this guy is in blatant violation. That said, aside from the ghost guns, I don't see anything that warrants any legitimate legal interaction. Most states in the union agree with that statement.
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Even the “ghost guns” are no reason for LE interaction. Americans have been making their own guns since the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock.
 
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Koz said:
Admittedly, it is difficult to comply with the all encompassing, ever more restrictive, draconian NYS gun laws, but this guy is in blatant violation. That said, aside from the ghost guns, I don't see anything that warrants any legitimate legal interaction. Most states in the union agree with that statement.
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He's also not a criminal who probably enjoyed the hobby, so they will throw the book at him to make an example of. The same thing they did to the software engineer from Bushwick who got jammed to for basically the same thing. Dexter Taylor got 10 years.

Melinda Katz seems to also have a hard on for guns. She's also the same POS DA who jammed up that Firefighter - Aaron Martin who bought some stuff from the Oaks gun show.
 
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I call these laws "paperwork and cash" laws, because all they do is jam up people for cash and produce lots of paperwork.

If the dude isn't a threat to anyone I really don't see a problem.
 
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He likely purchased his guns/mags legally, BEFORE THE CCP passed the Safe Act and the ghost gun insanity.

INTERNET SEARCHES..............CAN GO BACK A DECADE OR MORE...............

They simply found his 80% purchases...............don't think so? Sneak and Peeks not likely.

I believe I purchased the last 100% Palmetto AR receiver that they sent to NYS...........Auntie knows this...........she has their sales records, and means Arms too. 100% Palmettos have to come from secondary sources now.

I have no ghost guns; just legally registered AW's and neutered builds. .............BUT THEY LIKELY KNOW THAT.
I shipped all my big mags to Pa.

I AM LIKELY OVERDUE FOR AN INSPECTION.....AND PLAN FOR IT. YOU SHOULD TOO.
After the mean arms mag lock lawsuit..................anything can happen. Trigger locks, locked cabinets/doors can save your ass...maybe.

80% past purchases, better be destroyed, or in a lake.

Demilled/Dewats are illegal too, like replica, toy Thompsons, etc.

Even my BP Revolver is on my PP.
 
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Zerex said:
He likely purchased his guns/mags legally, BEFORE THE CCP passed the Safe Act and the ghost gun insanity.

INTERNET SEARCHES..............CAN GO BACK A DECADE OR MORE...............

They simply found his 80% purchases...............don't think so? Sneak and Peeks not likely.

I believe I purchased the last 100% Palmetto AR receiver that they sent to NYS...........Auntie knows this...........she has their sales records, and means Arms too. 100% Palmettos have to come from secondary sources now.

I have no ghost guns; just legally registered AW's and neutered builds. .............BUT THEY LIKELY KNOW THAT.
I shipped all my big mags to Pa.

I AM LIKELY OVERDUE FOR AN INSPECTION.....AND PLAN FOR IT. YOU SHOULD TOO.
After the mean arms mag lock lawsuit..................anything can happen. Trigger locks, locked cabinets/doors can save your ass...maybe.

80% past purchases, better be destroyed, or in a lake.

Demilled/Dewats are illegal too, like replica, toy Thompsons, etc.

Even my BP Revolver is on my PP.
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They know who you are.................and what you likely own...............

Until SCOTUS fixes it...............
 
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Well I hope this individual mounts a principled defense of RKBA grounds and gets all charges dismissed, as well as a new precedent set.
 
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ManualF150 said:
I call these laws "paperwork and cash" laws, because all they do is jam up people for cash and produce lots of paperwork.

If the dude isn't a threat to anyone I really don't see a problem.
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That's right. No Victim, No Crime. These are nothing but "Thought Crimes" Along with many, many others to steal liberties and money. Oh Look!! I MIGHT HAVE stopped a shooting!! Sames hold with Seat belt laws, Speed limit laws etc..... Where is the Victim????
 
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I wanted to know when I bought something on Ebay, and I did a search.went back 3 years...............ez-peasy, and I could have gone back much further...............LE can do the same on GB, etc and your bank records...............

Do not be an ostrich..THIS IS THE ELECTRONIC AGE.
 
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