Posted: 2/25/2015 1:53:03 AM EDT
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How am I just now reading this?
READ IT A family member, household member (as defined in RCW 26.50.010) can file an "emergency risk protection order" against you. Among the reasons to file it lists "recent aquisition of firearms, ammunition, or other deadly weapons". It also defines "recent" as within 6 months of filing... Once filed, law enforcement has to make a good faith effort to confiscate your firearms for a year... So a pissed off ex can go to the police 6 months after the breakup and file if you bought a case of ammo on the day of the breakup, and an LEO has to make an effort to confiscate your weapons... ETA: A false claim is only a misdemeanor... |
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Yup. And the NRA just released a statement that the bill got yanked out of its original committee due to that committee receiving a ton of emails against the bill. Now the bill is assigned to a bigger committee that has more Democrats in it and it may get a rushed emergency vote today.
The other committee had only one more Democrat than Republicans and I bet at least one of the Dems was refusing to pass it...fishy stuff when a bill gets yanked out of committee at the last minute then reassigned. |