A Cautionary Tale

[Story]

A Los Angeles homeowner who used a firearm to fend off apparent would-be robbers at his home said his concealed carry permit was taken away just days after the residential-neighborhood shoot-out.

"After successfully defending my home and my family and my 5-month-old child, California has now decided to suspend my Second Amendment [rights]," L.A. resident and married father of one Vince Ricci said in a video for the NRA that was exclusively shared with Fox News Digital.

Ricci told Fox News Digital that the sheriff's office called him Thursday morning to inform him his concealed carry permit was "revoked," and he said it was due to him "yelling" at Los Angeles police officers when they visited his home to investigate the shooting three days after the incident. Ricci previously railed that the LAPD – the department investigating the case – carried out "sloppy police" work, including allegedly not picking up the casings scattered near his home as evidence.


Los Angeles disarms homeowner who defended family in driveway shootout | Fox News

 

[Jaxxas]

How dare him defend his property!

 

[maxblaster]

How Dare Him voice his displeasure.... his opinion of the Overseeing Lords...at the Master's incompetence and dont give a shit attitude. They just sent a message that their citizens dont add up to dried shit, furthermore go ahead and mouth off... we'll suspend your rights. This is a gleaming example of the meaning, "Shall Not Be Infringed" Corruption in, Corruption out. The NRA should immediately Sue on his behalf .... but they wont

 

[otis61]

I feel it might be a good idea to have a lawyer on retainer all the time now.
Even if you live somewhere like Texas.

 

[Tak]

A lot of details are lacking in this story.

The Cautionary Tale is - don't live in a fucking total commie state.

 

[otis61]

People will be pissed about this but it almost doesn’t matter where you live.

 

[Tuhlmann]

Permits are "relative", and only relevant if you believe fundamental rights are subject to administrative approval and a fee. YMMV, of course.

 

[otis61]

Rights or not, they will charge you. You will probably get out of the charges but you’re gonna need a lawyer. I’m not saying to just roll over and not protect yourself. I’m just saying they’re not gonna make it easy for you.

 

[Jaxxas]

Do you think that's why .gov wants to ban ghost guns? They want you defenseless. Just wait till it's President Newsome ...........

 

[hardheaded]

His biggest mistake was calling the authoriti after he took care of the problem himself.
Rule # 1
Never invite the Gestapo to your home for any reason.
Rule #2 (used to be rule 1)
Do not allow yourself to be taken into custody.