AG sues gun shop after stolen firearms were trafficked to NYC, Philly, Barbados
NY's attorney general is suing the owner to ban him from operating a gun store in the state.
www.syracuse.com
Gun Shop Sued by NY AG
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Acer-m14
20×102mm Vulcan
still surprises me that there are still FFLs in NY and they cater to the govt
i wouldn't sell shit to them .. hell they murdered a Squirrel and Raccoon ..
i wouldn't sell shit to them .. hell they murdered a Squirrel and Raccoon ..
GTN
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I read the article and it says he left the door unlocked the 1st time and 2nd time left a window open.
urjustamemory
.40 S&W
Bowman has a place in Florida, I really wouldn't be that shocked if he said fuck it and moved everything to Florida.
OwnTheRide
.223 Rem
We should sue rape victims for spreading venereal disease, too!
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ATF gun shop camera requirements generally mandate video surveillance with specific considerations for recording quality, storage, and accessibility. Cameras should capture clear images of faces and features, and the recording system should be protected from tampering and theft. Digital recorders are recommended, with fresh tapes for VCRs. Additionally, signage indicating video surveillance can be a deterrent.
The Owner failed to secure the gunshop, 75% of the time, by his own admission.
I am afraid that this LIKELY was an inside job for real cash...................if anyone deserves to lose his license, it is he.
Cameras would have recorded customers faces...............the likely reason why they were off.
Sales have been slow.
If just loses his state license, he will be lucky................I suspect criminal charges will be filed for the intentional camera outages.....................conspiracy to aid and abet felonies, or something close.
ATF gun shop camera requirements generally mandate video surveillance with specific considerations for recording quality, storage, and accessibility. Cameras should capture clear images of faces and features, and the recording system should be protected from tampering and theft. Digital recorders are recommended, with fresh tapes for VCRs. Additionally, signage indicating video surveillance can be a deterrent.
The Owner failed to secure the gunshop, 75% of the time, by his own admission.
I am afraid that this LIKELY was an inside job for real cash...................if anyone deserves to lose his license, it is he.
Cameras would have recorded customers faces...............the likely reason why they were off.
Sales have been slow.
If just loses his state license, he will be lucky................I suspect criminal charges will be filed for the intentional camera outages.....................conspiracy to aid and abet felonies, or something close.
Are banks banned from business too because they got robbed and those funds helped fuel drug consumption?
Owners of automobiles who got their car stolen and further used criminally be banned from owning vehicles!?
More insanity from NY chasing people away in droves!
Gonna be a ghost town soon for sure (State)...
Owners of automobiles who got their car stolen and further used criminally be banned from owning vehicles!?
More insanity from NY chasing people away in droves!
Gonna be a ghost town soon for sure (State)...
CaliberPlus
.45 acp
First off, as a former FFL in this damn state, this article STINKS to F'in high heaven. The state is using tax payer dollars to sue a gun store. There is NO need to sue to close a store.
OK, I will try to be civil. first off, an investigation would have been done by the feds after each break in. I can almost gaurantee there is more to the story than this VERY BIASED so called news article presents. An outside door left unlocked, was it a storm door, was there a secondary steel door and so on????? Let me tell you the state does NOT have clear and concise guidelines as to meeting their standards from the very illegal laws passed in 2022. A window left open, hmmm, was it used in the break in, was in secured in any other way? I could go on. I do have first hand experiance in dealing with the state and feds.
A lawsuit, why???? A phone call from the AG's office to ATF would probably suffice. Let see, there is supposed to be a NYSP Inspector, (they don't have the manpower) why not cite violations, and close the shop. If the violations have been so awful. why wasn't it closed after the first break in? No, this is grandstanding and trying to grind a person into the dirt by a hypocrit (AG) in the enth degree.
OK, I will try to be civil. first off, an investigation would have been done by the feds after each break in. I can almost gaurantee there is more to the story than this VERY BIASED so called news article presents. An outside door left unlocked, was it a storm door, was there a secondary steel door and so on????? Let me tell you the state does NOT have clear and concise guidelines as to meeting their standards from the very illegal laws passed in 2022. A window left open, hmmm, was it used in the break in, was in secured in any other way? I could go on. I do have first hand experiance in dealing with the state and feds.
A lawsuit, why???? A phone call from the AG's office to ATF would probably suffice. Let see, there is supposed to be a NYSP Inspector, (they don't have the manpower) why not cite violations, and close the shop. If the violations have been so awful. why wasn't it closed after the first break in? No, this is grandstanding and trying to grind a person into the dirt by a hypocrit (AG) in the enth degree.
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