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But did he break the law?

Well, did he?

6 Responses to “But did he break the law?”

  1. David Says:

    If my name were McVey, I’d stay away from the Feds in these times.

    “But it’s spelled differently!”

  2. wizardpc Says:

    He was driving an “assault sedan”

    See, it’s okay to have any two of the following features installed in your evil black(?) sedan:
    Digital Camera
    Clear Strobes
    More than 1 non-standard antenna

    Because he had more than two of those evil features, he must have been up to no good.

  3. ParatrooperJJ Says:

    The particular NC law he is charged under is well known as a “catchall” law to use against gun owners.

  4. Robert Says:

    No, he was not brandishing or otherwise appearing to be in the process of drawing his weapon, nor threating anyone. He’s innocent. I live in Asheville and would love to be on the jury, but it will never get that far, and they’d never pick me anyway.

  5. kahr40 Says:

    The common law offense under which he was charged requires some action that would have invoked “terror” other than just packing a holstered pistol. Charges should be dismissed.

  6. John Smith Says:

    I made some comments here a while back about Nc using the going to terror laws whenever they wanted and got jumped on for doing it. Now the same people will have to come up with some good excuses to hide the fact that the cops used a law that is supposedly known to be ineffective in prosecution to arrest and hold a man on a 100,000 dollar misdemeanor bond. The police inspiring confidence in the law since whenever….

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