A new California gun control law takes effect next week that will allow police, without prior warning to a gun owner, to seize their weapons if a judge decides there's a potential for violence.
The law was prompted by a 2014 mass shooting near the University of California, Santa Barbara, in which officers beforehand visited shooter Elliot Rodger's home after his parents raised alarms about his mental health — yet concluded he wasn't a risk and didn't search the apartment where he'd stashed guns, ammo and knives.
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Local slobs better think twice. I will take a life or ten quicker than my guns are taken.
ReplyDeleteAnd I bet you won't keyboard warrior
DeleteBet, they won't take a member of the NRA guns
ReplyDeleteSure! Just put your NRA sticker in your front window and you'll be good to go.
ReplyDeleteThis raises alarms about California Legislature's mental health.
ReplyDelete1008 you are that guy and don't even no it. Smh!
ReplyDeleteCalifornia , take their guns , they don't know what they are for anyway. You can't fix California stupid.
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