shootthesheet wrote:I hope he has another gun and they didn't leave him defenseless.
This is the one aspect of this issue that disturbs me the most...
I see no justification, reason, or for the safety of the general public for this to happen...
Now, if it has to be investigated, and go before a grand jury, as ALL homicides do, regardless of its appearance or justification, then sure, but the confiscation of all weapons not involved in the actual homicide, to me is a bit overboard...Especially in this instance...
Common sense should be considered on both sides of this investigation, and not just on the enforcement side...You'd hope the DA will get this resolved very fast in this case and let it go...This man deserves the respect and consideration of everyone, period, and these formalities are not doing him any of that...
On a personal note, I did have a nice discussion with Pat Lycos (DA) last Monday night at our quarterly meeting, and I asked her about this case...She said one of her ADA's is handling it and that it will be no-billed, barring any immediate revelations, hopefully by the end of this week...
The gentleman will get his posessions back very quickly...
It just burns me up to see a person like this be insulted by a process that emphasises common sense for their benefit, yet it insults our rights at the drop of a hat...
Maybe this encounter with Pat will garner a possible appointment to a citizens advisory panel in the future...I'd like to work for the community in that capacity more than anything...Maybe I can change a few attitudes in that organization, within the law of course...

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