TexasCHLforum.com

bblhd672 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 25, 2019 2:29 pmHow many innocent citizens have to go to jail or be shot?

Russell wrote: ↑Fri Mar 01, 2019 1:44 pm https://apnews.com/273ea569e25d490c8fa6679ce359522e

Acevedo said investigators are still determining whether the guns recovered at the couple’s home had been bought legally.

What the heck is an illegally purchased gun in Texas?

You either have the right to possess a firearm or you don't. Given that neither person murdered in this raid had a criminal history (except for a bad check case that was dismissed), it sounds like they had every right to possess as many firearms as they wanted.

Acevedo is still hunting for a reason to put forward for the raid.

Russell wrote: ↑Fri Mar 01, 2019 1:44 pm https://apnews.com/273ea569e25d490c8fa6679ce359522e

Acevedo said investigators are still determining whether the guns recovered at the couple’s home had been bought legally.

What the heck is an illegally purchased gun in Texas?

You either have the right to possess a firearm or you don't. Given that neither person murdered in this raid had a criminal history (except for a bad check case that was dismissed), it sounds like they had every right to possess as many firearms as they wanted.

Acevedo is still hunting for a reason to put forward for the raid.

Russell wrote: ↑Fri Mar 01, 2019 1:44 pm https://apnews.com/273ea569e25d490c8fa6679ce359522e

Acevedo said investigators are still determining whether the guns recovered at the couple’s home had been bought legally.

What the heck is an illegally purchased gun in Texas?

You either have the right to possess a firearm or you don't. Given that neither person murdered in this raid had a criminal history (except for a bad check case that was dismissed), it sounds like they had every right to possess as many firearms as they wanted.

Gator Guy wrote: ↑Sat Mar 02, 2019 10:14 am

Russell wrote: ↑Fri Mar 01, 2019 1:44 pm https://apnews.com/273ea569e25d490c8fa6679ce359522e

Acevedo said investigators are still determining whether the guns recovered at the couple’s home had been bought legally.

What the heck is an illegally purchased gun in Texas?

You either have the right to possess a firearm or you don't. Given that neither person murdered in this raid had a criminal history (except for a bad check case that was dismissed), it sounds like they had every right to possess as many firearms as they wanted.

I think, you misunderstand, but that, is probably, Acevedo's fault, and probably, Art Acevedo's intention.

Obviously, what the investigators, are still determining, is whether the guns, belonged to the couple, i.e. "bought legally" or, whether, they were planted, at the scene by Goines. He may be, dirtier than Cards Against Humanity, but Goines isn't stupid. He didn't get away, with planting evidence, for so long by, planting guns and drugs, that can be tracked, back to him.

philip964 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 23, 2019 7:23 pm https://abc13.com/72-year-old-with-canc ... e/5152114/

72 year old cancer patient with a feeding tube was unaware his home was raided until he was arrested and spent three days in jail.

https://abc13.com/man-says-gerald-goine ... e/5150459/

Walked by while a drug house was being raided and got arrested.

I guess this is all going to be costing taxpayers plenty.

"I want people to know there's another side to Gerald Goines," she said. "He is a fine police officer, who would only want to do something that is right."

Lanier says Goines has worked part-time for her husband and their extended family for 25 years. During the final two years of the former mayor's life, Goines helped out the family almost every night.

"The great thing about Gerald is that he didn't bring one job to another job. When he was with us, he focused on us. He didn't talk about anything he was doing, but I know him as a man of great integrity and honor," recalled Elyse Lanier.