See guns seized from Fulton teacher who police say had tens of thousands of rounds of ammo

[Hochulsucks1234]

See guns seized from Fulton teacher who police say had tens of thousands of rounds of ammo

Police found assault rifles, shotguns, handguns and ammunition when they searched the man's home in the town of Oswego.

www.syracuse.com

More media fear mongering...

 

[VietnamEraVet]

I love the reporting: a bin "full of handguns"! I see a handful of handguns in the bottom of a small tote bin.

Seems like a case of creative fear mongering writing. I am surprised they didn't write something like "he had enough guns and ammo to arm a small country..." Like, maybe Canada, the way Turdeau is going up there?

Not defending his other reported actions, obviously.

 

[Modean]

On a positive note, they tried to get a red flag order on this guy and were denied by the Judge.

 

[ManualF150]

I'm sure some of us have tens of thousands of rounds of ammo.

Numbers can get high quick with 22LR because of how they are packaged...

Heck, a buddy of mine, his wife just bought a box of 20,000 rounds of CCI standard velocity. Had it shipped right to his door step down in Penny... lol She'll blow through that in a few months, haha.

 

[thegatman]

Glad all of mine were lost in a boating accident.

 

[Depick]

This guy is a special kind of idiot. If he would’ve just stolen shit he didn’t need help carrying all this could’ve been avoided.

 

[spat]

I'm sure some of us have tens of thousands of rounds of ammo.

Numbers can get high quick with 22LR because of how they are packaged...

Heck, a buddy of mine, his wife just bought a box of 20,000 rounds of CCI standard velocity. Had it shipped right to his door step down in Penny... lol She'll blow through that in a few months, haha.

10k rounds of .22 fits in 2 x .50cal ammo cans.

It really isn’t very much.


When someone thinks it's a lot, remind them that it takes tens of thousands of rounds to compete, but only a couple to rob a liqueur store.

The guy who's buying 10,000 rounds isn’t the one you have to worry about. It's the guy who just wants one magazine worth.

Then tell them to imagine what a competitive darts player would have if darts were only good for one shot each.

 

[HIghlander]

Glad all of mine were lost in a boating accident.

Those who lost stuff in boating accidents may want to see if the lowering levels in ponds, lakes or streams still covering your losses.

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

Who doesn't have at least a few thousand rounds of
22lr?

 

[camper4lyfe]

ERMAGERD the magazines were loaded!!11!!! Heaven forbid! Oh, wait, that's not illegal. Quit fear mongering you MSM assholes

 

[Deplorable Me]

With that collection of ammo and iron I'm thinking it was his 401k alternate.

 

[Saltwater60]

I’m thinking I need to do something to have two storage locations because they take everything when anything happens. I was thinking of this the other day. I’m just not sure what a good option is. I don’t want to do a monthly rental somewhere.

 

[GOPerfect]

In my personal life as well as my professional life, I always share this bit of advice....

Only break one law at a time. It is simple. Example, if you are running drugs or guns in your car, never break traffic laws. Give them no reason to pull you over.

In this case, if you are going to steal school property and bring it to your home, hide (really hide) the other illegal stuff in your home.

Even the crims that I deal with, I always share this advice.

 

[2WheelGnnr]

Tens of thousands is better than 100's of Million.......

will oswego county have an ammo sale soon........or they probably just destroy the evidence..if they cant use it!!

 

[togmaster]

"Oswego County Judge Scott DelConte denied the temporary order, saying police did not present sufficient evidence to support it.

It is unclear whether the seized guns and ammo have been returned to Weigand."

Who wants to bet on when his guns and ammo will be returned? I've got when hell freezes over.

 

[spat]

I’m thinking I need to do something to have two storage locations because they take everything when anything happens. I was thinking of this the other day. I’m just not sure what a good option is. I don’t want to do a monthly rental somewhere.

Take up gardening ?

 

[spat]

In my personal life as well as my professional life, I always share this bit of advice....

Only break one law at a time. It is simple. Example, if you are running drugs or guns in your car, never break traffic laws. Give them no reason to pull you over.

In this case, if you are going to steal school property and bring it to your home, hide (really hide) the other illegal stuff in your home.

Even the crims that I deal with, I always share this advice.

The problem with that is that you are already breaking laws you don't even realize.

If they want to pull you over, they can follow for a couple miles and then find something on anyone.

We have hit Stalinism stage "Show me the man and I'll find you the crime".

 

[GOPerfect]

I’m thinking I need to do something to have two storage locations because they take everything when anything happens. I was thinking of this the other day. I’m just not sure what a good option is. I don’t want to do a monthly rental somewhere.

I seen you stated that you don't want to do a monthly rental. But some of these places are extremely inexpensive for the smaller of the areas. I have a storage closet, I call it a closet cuz it's not that much larger, it cost me $9 a month. You do not have to put it under your name either. Just an option

 

[TEOTWAWKI inc.]

I will try to offer out of state storage soon. And parcel forwarding, among other things.

 

[Acer-m14]

at least the chemistry labware wasn't stolen ..

Breaking Bad Blue Sky Rock Candy | FYE

 

[Acer-m14]

The problem with that is that you are already breaking laws you don't even realize.

If they want to pull you over, they can follow for a couple miles and then find something on anyone.

We have hit Stalinism stage "Show me the man and I'll find you the crime".

yep .. this could be a lot worse today ..

yrs ago i had a Chevy Chevette .. i was riding down the passing lane on I390 ..

i was all alone no cars in sight .. evading the pot holes in the aka slow lane ..

then a car came up in my rear view mirror ..

just the 2 of us ..

my car bouncing from the pot holes .. even in the passing lane ..

doing the speed limit .. 65 ..

got lit up .. it was a Troooper ... pulled over ..

i was driving like a mad man he said .. i was flashing my high beams for me to move over .. got ( the trooper attitude )

really .. want to ride in this car with me officer and hit the pot holes and see my mirrors

he let me go after that .. DMV was down ..

then it was back up ..

then i got the lights again . some how my insurance lapsed

Trooper took me home .. go get the car off 390 ASAP .

..

just driving in the wrong lane can get you ..

 

[Willyone]

I agree. If you're going to break the law, break only one law at a time. And when/if caught be compliant and polite... remember, cops are people too and the vast majority of them deserve respect, much respect.

Riding my motorcycle a little north of Syracuse heading home.... This past summer I was stuck in a traffic jam on I81, give/take 10 MPH for about two miles. Air cooled Indian V-twin bike and I knew the engine was getting really hot, way too hot. Got past the accident that was causing the slow down, and gave it some gas getting up to about 80ish MPH, wanting to get air flow to cool the engine down. Went for about 1 mile or so and got lit up, pulled over. Lady trooper exits her cruiser and asks if I knew why I was pulled. I said yes, and explained... I was in the jam going around 10 mph, I got to open road and needed to cool the engine down so worked up to about 80 (she said 83, I did not disagree). She took my license and reg back to her car and returned soon afterwards. Figuring I'd get a ticket, I figured I might as well interject a bit of humor. So with a bit of a grin I said/explained, considering my time and speed in the jam combined with my 80 (83) MPH approx 1 mile jaunt, my average speed for the 3ish miles was well under the 65 MPH limit. Silence....then she half smiled, bit of a chuckle, looked down at the ground and shook her head. She issued no ticket and told me to proceed on my journey and of course, slow it down some LOL. And who knows, being in my early 70s with gray beard flowing in the wind maybe she got somewhat of a kick seeing an old fart hauling ass on his motorcycle

Even when breaking the law, often respect begets respect.

 

[Zerex]

I sincerely doubt that he possessed stolen school furniture or tools. Surplussed items are sold regularly or disposed of ,and are free to pick out of the school trash. Work bench? Saw blades?

it would be hard to get a conviction on any of those charges.

it was not drugs.

Obviousl;y a fat dumb cat lady teacher knew that the guy was a Trump conservative and tried to red flag him................. and when that did not work, she made up a story about stolen goods.

Commies are out to get you.

 

[Grimscale]

Even when breaking the law, often respect begets respect.

I have found this to be true.

 

[ManualF150]

I sincerely doubt that he possessed stolen school furniture or tools. Surplussed items are sold regularly or disposed of ,and are free to pick out of the school trash. Work bench? Saw blades?

it would be hard to get a conviction on any of those charges.

it was not drugs.

Obviousl;y a fat dumb cat lady teacher knew that the guy was a Trump conservative and tried to red flag him................. and when that did not work, she made up a story about stolen goods.

Commies are out to get you.

Schools tends to let teachers/staff take things home to "learn" more about them. Unless of course it's tied to something the person doesn't have at home. 98% of the time it ends up back in the classroom so they can actually use it to teach.

Schools also surplus a LOT of equipment. Some useful, mostly not useful (in the eye of the beholder type deal), and some just flat out worn out/broken.

Also schools don't really have a lot of stuff the "common" person would want or need, unless they plan on selling it. With the exception of electronics (iPADs/Android tablets) and computers. Which are usually inventoried and on a mobile device management system which can disable or track (low-jack style) where the system is at. But even then, the person worked for the school, so unless they had 20 iPADs sitting at home, it's really not a huge issue.

 

[Zerex]

Anyone who knows a teacher knows how computers, equipment chairs, books materials just end up in the teachers possession.

This travesty by a commie bitch is just another attempt to misuse the red flag laws to disarm American Patriots................ waiting for the day TSHTF, or war begins.

We will rule in such a situation, protecing our homes, food supplies and make travel safe from bandits.................as mau said, all power comes out of the barrel of a gun," not a pen.

 

[Michael]

I sincerely doubt that he possessed stolen school furniture or tools. Surplussed items are sold regularly or disposed of ,and are free to pick out of the school trash. Work bench? Saw blades?

it would be hard to get a conviction on any of those charges.

Do the items in question have markings indicating that they were/are property of the school? If not, either prove that they are school property or piss off. I hope the guy in question has paperwork if anything is labeled.

I bring home items from work on occasion. Usually the stuff is unneeded/unused for many years or no longer used. Best so far is a nice drill press, barely used. You can bet your ass the property removal form is tacked to the wall right behind it. Unfortunately, CYA is a needed strategy for everything.