Phoenixphire
Campaign Veteran
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What bugs me the most is that the police are completely wasting time....
There are only 2 possible scenarios:
A) The shooter has a registered firearm, and the police sent him/her a letter.
B) The shooter is not registered, and the police did not send him/her a letter.
If (A) is the case, then obviously the shooter disposes of the weapon somewhere far away, and either replaces the weapon, says has sold the weapon, etc.
If (B) is the case, then the police are just wasting valuable time checking on the registered owners. Also, this is the most likely scenario, as people who take the time to go register their firearms with the police are usually not the type to take to shooting 11 and 13 year old kids.
What bugs me the most is that the police are completely wasting time....
There are only 2 possible scenarios:
A) The shooter has a registered firearm, and the police sent him/her a letter.
B) The shooter is not registered, and the police did not send him/her a letter.
If (A) is the case, then obviously the shooter disposes of the weapon somewhere far away, and either replaces the weapon, says has sold the weapon, etc.
If (B) is the case, then the police are just wasting valuable time checking on the registered owners. Also, this is the most likely scenario, as people who take the time to go register their firearms with the police are usually not the type to take to shooting 11 and 13 year old kids.