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[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Gun charge dropped for stolen handgun found after protester hit cops with car

Posted: 4/14/2022 6:01:18 PM EDT

so cops find a stolen handgun in her car after she hit cops with her car and the charges are being dropped.
What a load of shit, this is the type of gun crime that should be charged vs crap like "assault weapon" bans and magazine capacity limits.

https://buffalonews.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/feds-drop-gun-charge-against-woman-accused-of-driving-through-police-line-during-2020-protest/article_3ebf8580-bbe3-11ec-b16c-53bf3966cc63.html

Federal prosecutors have dropped a gun charge against the woman accused of driving through a line of police on Bailey Avenue in June 2020 during racial justice protests.

U.S. District Judge Richard J. Arcara this week ordered the dismissal of the case against Deyanna Davis, as requested by the U.S. Attorney's Office, who declined to say why the charge was being dropped.

Samuel Davis, her attorney, said he believes the charge was dropped in the "interests of justice."

"I believe there is a less politicized administration in the U.S. Attorney's Office under Trini Ross," the attorney said. "They saw the case for what it was."

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Posted: 4/15/2022 6:39:09 AM EDT

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I've never heard of the Feds actually pursuing a stolen gun case.

Posted: 4/15/2022 10:41:16 AM EDT

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I have learned by observation that gun charges only stick when the person tends to be of a certain moral character with no history of criminal activity. Prime example is how New Jersey, to name a few, jammed up law-abiding citizens, with carry permits valid in other states, for making the mistake of crossing into that state and telling the police they are carrying. New York City airports too when someone following Federal "Safe Passage" rules gets arrested for possession in New York without a permit. But if it is a gang banger or BLM activist, the charges will most likely "disappear".

Posted: 4/15/2022 12:14:59 PM EDT

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I have learned by observation that gun charges only stick when the person tends to be of a certain moral character with no history of criminal activity. Prime example is how New Jersey, to name a few, jammed up law-abiding citizens, with carry permits valid in other states, for making the mistake of crossing into that state and telling the police they are carrying. New York City airports too when someone following Federal "Safe Passage" rules gets arrested for possession in New York without a permit. But if it is a gang banger or BLM activist, the charges will most likely "disappear".

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You need to show me the trick for getting career criminals off the hook in gun charges.

I've forced "good" plea deals on some recent gun charges but that was due issues unrelated to the firearm charge

[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Gun charge dropped for stolen handgun found after protester hit cops with car

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