Officials find house full of guns in Grand Terrace, right next to day care

http://abclocal.go.com/kabc/story?section=news/local/inland_empire&id=8163858

GRAND TERRACE, Calif. (KABC) -- San Bernardino County sheriff's deputies discovered a house filled with heavy weapons right next door to a day care center.

The house is located on the 22500 block of Pico Street in Grand Terrace. Officials said a 57-year-old man living there is in custody and is expected to be booked on attempted murder charges.

Investigators said he became irritated with a man who was picking up his grandchild from the day care center next door.

A fight broke out and the suspect was allegedly subdued before he could pull the trigger of his gun.

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typical individual firearms. Had the man not tried to harm deputies, he'd probably be in no real trouble.

"Heavy weapons" implies something more than semi-auto rifles, pistols, and shotguns. All the ones I saw looked pretty legal, although California laws on "assault" rifles can be tricky.

Those damn Walthers weigh a ton.

Sheeshe...............

wow .... /didn't go to the link ....

The minimum for a "heavy weapon" is something in the order of a 4.2" or 120mm mortar, a 75mm howitzer or an armored personnel carrier.

Crew-served weapons like medium machine guns, heavy machine guns, and 60-82mm mortars, and manportable rocket and missile launchers are typically classed as "light weapons."

What this guy had were "small arms."

I didn't know anyone could even lift one of those r2d2 looking things. Hope Mr. Northrup didn't get a hernia.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=118x423170

Guess they do not, in fact, place a geas upon criminals...

But please let's destroy what is seized and not unleash it back upon the public.

P.S., and close down the stores where he bought the stuff.

P.P.S., and close down the factories where it was produced (or close down the import companies which brought it into the country).

Padlocking Toyota dealers...

Recycling the cars of those convicted of DUI...

Shutting down River Rouge and Cadillac Hamtramck....

Or firing in the general direction of the county fairgrounds on the 4th of July.

Reckless disregard.

Kill the managers of the factory and import company
Put the people who build the weapons in prison
Put the employees of the import company in prison
Forfeit to the Gov. all physical assets of both company's
Forfeit to the Gov. all assets of the managers and employees of both company's
Raze to the ground all buildings and structures owned, rented or leased to either company

There is that better?




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any country from which guns are imported. Then, any country which contains guns gets the same treatment. Otherwise, more of those sneaky little devils will creep in here on their dirty little trigger-feet.

Also, when you kill those managers, don't you mean to kill their parents too? After all, who do you think raised those vile murderers?

...overthrow the government which allowed its manufacture, importation, sales and/or licensing/registration.

...I'd rather owe it to you than cheat you out of it. :)

I probably owe you.

...lightly used sarcasm scale. ;)

From the Irish:
May those that love us, love us.
For those that don’t love us,
May God turn their hearts.
And if he doesn’t turn their hearts,
May he turn their ankles,
So we’ll know them by their limping.

and drinking a soda at the same time.

:rofl:

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He allegedly pointed a gun. Until he is convicted he is an innocent man. That according to one of your anti breatheren here on this board.

:shrug:

So we're not talking an established outfit like a Kindercare or La Petite Academy, but rather, a day care run out of a private residence in a residential neighborhood. In this case, said day care was next to another private residence inhabited by someone who owned a gun collection. So what? Are you suggesting that we prohibit people from performing perfectly legal activities on their own property because someone opened a day care next door?

Insofar as we can detect a problem here, it's in the resident getting into a fight with a customer of the day care and pulling a gun in the process. The number of guns he kept in the house are irrelevant to that; what matters is that he had one handgun on his person.

There's also little information about the actual altercation. Given that we're talking about a day care in a private residence, rather than in a purpose-built building, I think it's highly likely it had something to do with the customer bothering the neighbor, such as parking blocking the neighbor's driveway. Yes, I know that's nothing to pull a gun over, but we don't know how the argument developed up to the point the neighbor tried to pull the gun.

And having those not so heavy weapons was no crime. I have more not so heavy weapons than that and am breaking no crimes.