DE Dumna$$ arrested in OC w/ AR15

[jehu]

They better call J Noble Daggit!

 

[eruby]

They better call J Noble Daggit!

Although Diet Mt. Dew is painful through the nose, this provided a much needed laugh.

General Sterling Price approves.

 

[smokey]

I couldn't believe the story until I read, "red BMW", at which point the story made complete sense.

 

[eachurch1972]

I couldn't believe the story until I read, "red BMW", at which point the story made complete sense.

Red BMW hahahaha and they probably had on white sunglasses and white belts to go along with that. . .fruits.

 

[TheBert]

It was fixed blade and concealed.

How can it be concealed when the officer could see it in plain view? The operative words "sticking out."

"In addition, the officers observed the handle of a Ka-Bar knife sticking out between the center console and the driver’s seat."

 

[ericoak]

They announced to the cops they were heading to a destination in Ocean City so FOPA protections don't apply. My guess is they were charged with bringing in a banned weapon post-FSA.

If that weapon was owned pre 2013 then it would be legal correct? But the guy sounds dumb enough to tell them when he got it.

 

[TheBert]

Red BMW hahahaha and they probably had on white sunglasses and white belts to go along with that. . .fruits.

You should have been in and around DC during the 70's and early 80's where between Memorial Day and Labor Day the white belt and white shoes crowd infected the USDA if not other federal agencies.

 

[fidelity]

If that weapon was owned pre 2013 then it would be legal correct? But the guy sounds dumb enough to tell them when he got it.

The kid would have been 15 years old then, so if permissable by Delaware law (assuming this is where he first came in possession of the rifle), yes.

In MD, minors can possess unregulated long guns (1) after successfully completing hunter safety training or (2) upon turning 16. I don't think they can buy at age 16, but it can be gifted to them.

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[MikeTF]

 

[Alphabrew]

Do we know his screen name?

 

[ericoak]

The kid would have been 15 years old then, so if permissable by Delaware law (assuming this is where he first came in possession of the rifle), yes.

In MD, minors can possess unregulated long guns (1) after successfully completing hunter safety training or (2) upon turning 16. I don't think they can buy at age 16, but it can be gifted to them.

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Yea but what matters would be DE rules if he bought it there right?

 

[fidelity]

Yea but what matters would be DE rules if he bought it there right?

You read my first paragraph, right?

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[Squaregrouper]

Do we know his screen name?

Makarov Kid

 

[ericoak]

You read my first paragraph, right?

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Now I did.

 

[fidelity]

Now I did.

Figured you missed it as I regard you as a sharp feller.

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[Tactics]

Makarov Kid

So much win!

I bet Tractor Boy was riding shotgun

 

[ericoak]

Figured you did as I regard you as a sharp feller.

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Was stuck listening to an intern give a presentation on stuff I know like the back of my hand. Quick Iphone skim.

 

[Indiana Jones]

wait, loudmouthed douchebags...in a BMW...in OC....SAY IT AINT SO!!!!!

 

[lazarus]

You read my first paragraph, right?

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Yup, the pointing being is that he almost certainly could not have bought it or owned it prior to 2013 based on his age. Since you'd have to own it per-2013 for it to be legal in MD...not a stretch for them to charge him if it wasn't a MD compliant configuration based on his age.

As for the possession of a minor thing, since it is a banned/regulated firearm, he'd have to be 21 in Maryland to own or possess it...so that is likely where the charge came from.

I hate the huge variation of state laws, but I also kind of feel like living in a state as small as DE l, let alone traveling to another state with a firearm, you look up those state firearms laws. Beyond that, just stupid attitude on their part is what landed them in trouble.

 

[Biggfoot44]

As to what is/ isn't concealed for deadly weapons under 4-101 , look into the case law. It's all over the place, but plenty of " stuck inbetween car seat " cases . of course a good lawyer could roll the dice on that aspect and who knows.