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This is interesting.  So conndcj stands for CT district court judge?  Or, am I reading too much between the lines?

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Well, you guys do make me laugh as much as you make me shake my head in disbelief, I'll give you that.

In all seriousness, I hope it helped somewhat.  Again, I'm not going to even try and change anyone's opinion on CT LE.    

HH6 and the child are gone for the day.  Finished reloading tomorrow's ammo expenditures.  Time for bourbon and a cigar on the patio and then a Pepe's white clam pizza for dinner (last day of Lent.  I made it!  Yea me.)

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... Finished reloading tomorrow's ammo expenditures.  ...

....For the record, there are no District Attorneys in CT.  We have State's Attorneys.  While I certainly don't get excited about it like the whole "don't you DARE call a pistol permit a CCW permit" crew, there is a slight difference.

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While I certainly don't get excited about it like the whole "don't you DARE call a pistol permit a CCW permit" crew, there is a slight difference.

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conndcj, can you get us off jury duty?

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You mean like that time I was running gunz with Leland Yee and guzzling moonshine whilst doin' toots of Heisenberg's meth off of Santa Claus' tummytum?

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OK GUYS SHUT THE FUCK ABOUT RUNNING MOONSHINE AND HI CAP MAGAZINES FROM OTHER STATES.

ALSO DON'T TELL US ANYMORE WHTA WHAT YOU DIDN"T DIDN'T REGISTER

AND DON"T DON'T SAY YOU ARE CARRYIGN CARRYING 15 ROUNDS IN YOUR GLOCK RIGHT NOW,


or just continue business as usual.

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OK GUYS SHUT THE FUCK ABOUT RUNNING MOONSHINE AND HI CAP MAGAZINES FROM OTHER STATES.

ALSO DON'T TELL US ANYMORE WHTA YOU DIDN"T REGISTER

AND DON"T SAY YOU ARE CARRYIGN 15 ROUNDS IN YOUR GLOCK RIGHT NOW


or just continue business as usual.

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Some reliable inside info from a fly on the wall:

What I've learned is that there were two (2) officers working construction almost directly in front of the gunowners house. Squirrels had been digging up his yard and eating his garden on the side of his house near the front yard, which frustrated him and made him angry. So he decided to shoot a squirrel with his .22 rifle (non-AW), shooting out through an open window from a position inside the home towards the street and where officers were standing for their construction job. The shot was close enough that it made the officers jump and they looked up to see the rifle pointed in their direction, believing he might have even been shooting at them. They detained and interviewed him, during which he admitted to shooting the squirrel. During the interview, he readily told officers that he owned several other firearms and had been shooting squirrels from inside the home on a regular basis, as evidenced by numerous bullet holes in the fence between his home
and the neighbor's. After demonstrating his poor judgement and his admission to owning other weapons, the officers then obtained a Risk Warrant, signed by a judge, on the basis of the unlawful discharge and reckless use of the firearm. During the execution of the Risk Warrant, the officers seized aprox 20 firearms, to include 3 unregistered handgun LCMs and an unregistered AW (a 5.56 S&W M&P-15).

Throughout the entire investigation he remained overly cooperative, much to his detriment. He also admitted to officers that he had legally purchased the S&W M&P-15 (AW) legally out of state before the new laws went into effect in April 2013, but had not registered the newly declared AW or any of his 3 handgun LCMs