Article – Law: Calif deputy’s guns found in criminal hands


SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — When police responded to a report of shots fired near San Francisco in February 2011, they wound up in a standoff with 29-year-old Joseph Camilleri and his girlfriend. The two were barricaded inside a home with as many as 20 guns, including 12 illegal assault weapons and thousands of rounds of ammunition.

On Friday, federal and state prosecutors alleged that two of the machine-pistol type weapons were sold to Camilleri by a Sacramento County sheriff’s deputy abusing an exemption in state law that lets peace officers buy weapons that are illegal for civilians to own.

I am shocked..shocked, I say!..to find that California’s amazing web of convoluted and ignorant gun laws are being evaded.

There is so much fail in this article I don’t knwo where to begin…okay, yes I do:

“…exotic weapons including .50 caliber handguns, semi-automatic versions of Uzi-style submachine guns, and pistols that shoot high-velocity ammunition used by the U.S. military.”

If I could do it, I would gather a couple million people to put on their heaviest boots, stand on the fault line, and jump up and down until that state slides into the ocean and Nevada becomes beachfront.

8 thoughts on “Article – Law: Calif deputy’s guns found in criminal hands

  1. I will be there say when. I moved from that state in the late 70′s and never went back. It will collapse one way or another!

  2. Look at it another way. What Ca is already doing to itself is far worse. At this rate the dumbs will be eating each other in 2-3 years.

  3. Give me three weeks notice so I can lock in the vacation time. It’s a worthy cause and I’m definately willing to do my part.

  4. Or you could just ask the folks in the other 49 states to come to CA and pick up all their toothless banjo-playing kinfolk and take them back home.

  5. I can get several million Texans to meet up on the fault line of your choosing when your ready. We will bring our cowboy boots, booze and barbecue.

  6. What type of “high-velocity military-type ammo” is the article making reference to?

    Follow-up question: where can I buy some?

  7. …And you just know that the response to this news by the powers-that-be in California will sounds something like “only one thing can prevent this sort of tragedy in the future: MORE LAWS!”

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published.

You may use these HTML tags and attributes: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>