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June 16th, 2013, 22:05 | #1 |
Some legal consultation required
OK guys, we all know how much we hate how people misuse airsoft guns...we've seen this kind of crap before and the end results. Now this issue doesn't involve me and I don't have the full story behind the situation but here is what I do know.
I have a step-sister of a sorts who is married to, best description I can think of is, man-child whose had a history of even assaulting his wife who birth 3 of his kids. He is also an airsoft player, I'm not sure if hes even on these forums but from what I can tell, perhaps not. Her worry is him acting stupidly with his airsoft gun, specifically towards her or lord knows, the 3 kids. Currently the gun isn't in the house, it is kept off location so my suggestion of getting a trigger lock was useless. She is currently seeking legal advice on the matter of him, I'm looking into things that could possibly protect her if he decided to act stupidly armed with a BB gun. Her safety plus the possibility of more bad publicity to our sport is my concern here so I'm wondering what she could do. Police didn't do much of anything when they came over, brushing the whole domestic dispute off as "stress" on his part so no help there.
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June 16th, 2013, 22:11 | #2 |
If she is concerned for her safety, she should leave him.
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June 16th, 2013, 22:14 | #3 |
Why don't you ask a cop about this, cuz I am pretty sure there's nothing you can do about it till he does do something stupid. And if he keeps it else where not in their home she can't make it disappear but if you can talk to whoever is storing his airsoft gun(s) and see if they will relocate it till he smartens up. Best option if they are not living together is a notice of trespass and a restraining order against him, maybe even see if the cops will stop by and scare him into surrendering his airsoft guns but really they have no legal grounds to do anything until he gives them a reason to take them.
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June 16th, 2013, 22:19 | #4 | |
Oh we do hate you, just never felt like wasting the time to give you a user title :P
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Well i find that odd they didnt remove one of them as that is standard procedure these days (ever scince one time some dude hit his wife the cops just left em as she didnt want him charged and he killed her later that day)
If she is afraid for her safety she should leave him for sure. If he does attac her or threaten her in any way hes screwed the cops will take him quick time. If he does it while armed with airsoft im sure they will treat it as a real gun. Especially if she calls sayin he is treatening her with a gun. They will likely send etf to the house not just regular police.
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June 16th, 2013, 22:43 | #5 |
I figured as much, though in case I might have missed something I thought it couldn't hurt to ask. Thanks guys, messaged passed on to sis.
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June 18th, 2013, 00:25 | #6 | |
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