http://www.wnd.com/2015/04/all-of-veterans-guns-seized-after-false-allegation/
In an incident that is being repeated all across the country far more frequently than is reported, a retired Navy veteran in Glendale, Arizona, has had his gun collection confiscated by authorities after an irate neighbor filed a harassment order.
Rick Bailey, 56, is a disabled retired software-systems engineer who has slowly accrued a collection of 28 firearms, with an estimated worth of about $25,000. The collection was seized after a neighbor claimed Bailey threatened to shoot him, an accusation Bailey calls “bullsh-t.”
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So all it takes is a complaint from a neighbor, which looks suspiciously like retaliation, to have your guns taken from you? Just the neighbor's claim that a threat was made, with no corroborating evidence at all? Where exactly is the due process here?
In an incident that is being repeated all across the country far more frequently than is reported, a retired Navy veteran in Glendale, Arizona, has had his gun collection confiscated by authorities after an irate neighbor filed a harassment order.
Rick Bailey, 56, is a disabled retired software-systems engineer who has slowly accrued a collection of 28 firearms, with an estimated worth of about $25,000. The collection was seized after a neighbor claimed Bailey threatened to shoot him, an accusation Bailey calls “bullsh-t.”
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So all it takes is a complaint from a neighbor, which looks suspiciously like retaliation, to have your guns taken from you? Just the neighbor's claim that a threat was made, with no corroborating evidence at all? Where exactly is the due process here?