Recent Gun & Gang Raids
Discussion
Heard today that officers have launched a major raid on known crims to seize guns, etc. I also heard how they seized knives, air weapons and imitation firearms. Now on the last one my knowledge is sketchy, but surely the first two are legal to own, so how can the police confiscate them in your own home?
Bash the front door down whilst they have the armed response team come in through the bedroom window.
Flash grenade, you faced down and you, your wife and your families hands cable tied.
Glock to the side of your head whilst they scream "Where are the f***ing pellets to the BB gun???"
Flash grenade, you faced down and you, your wife and your families hands cable tied.
Glock to the side of your head whilst they scream "Where are the f***ing pellets to the BB gun???"
Chrispy Porker said:
'ignore the blood stained machete lads, we're only looking for guns'
Ok, police find knife covered is some poor blokes DNA, job done. But if say a very expensive Katana was seized, and it was found not to have been used in any crime, do you get it back? Hypothetically of course!Darth Paul said:
Chrispy Porker said:
'ignore the blood stained machete lads, we're only looking for guns'
Ok, police find knife covered is some poor blokes DNA, job done. But if say a very expensive Katana was seized, and it was found not to have been used in any crime, do you get it back? Hypothetically of course!Or do they just have a machete or sharpened up carving knife from the local DIY shop?
I think these were mainly childrens BB guns - which were banned from trade on 1st september. So give everyone 2 months leeway, then hit the evil bastards - some of those guns CAN cause minor bruising!
Looked like almost all the guns taken were BB guns - suppose the idea is that once they have taken the ones out of criminal hands, they can't actually get them again (since any future ownership must imply a breach of the law).
Looked like almost all the guns taken were BB guns - suppose the idea is that once they have taken the ones out of criminal hands, they can't actually get them again (since any future ownership must imply a breach of the law).
Oh yes, was in Manchester last week, saw hundreds of (now) illegal childrens toy..., I mean 'replica firearms' for sale - lots of high end replicas (MP5's etc, retail for over £100), all of which are illegal to trade in unless under very specific cirumstances (like for use in organised and licensed events).
Don't know if they are still there now - but a lot of expensive kit. Probably should have bought something...
Don't know if they are still there now - but a lot of expensive kit. Probably should have bought something...
in reality I think they arent going to raid mr and mrs middle endgland and thier 2.4 childrens home,
It'll be targetting scally
ing shit hole estates.
to which I say, good! scare the living shit out of the scrotes. If it scares one of them straight having the old bill pile through thier door at 3am then it was worth while.
It'll be targetting scally
ing shit hole estates.to which I say, good! scare the living shit out of the scrotes. If it scares one of them straight having the old bill pile through thier door at 3am then it was worth while.
FishFace said:
*Armed Police shoot teenager who point accurate replica at them*
Wah wah wah why didn't the Police do something about the replica guns before it came to this...
Don't see any problem here - it's just something that happens in the wild, natural selection and all that. When a chav points a BB gun at plod, we should just let nature take its course...Wah wah wah why didn't the Police do something about the replica guns before it came to this...
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