Article from The Hill by Zach Budryk.
In a first, a judge declined a motion to confiscate a man’s guns under Colorado’s “red flag” law, according to CBS4.
The unnamed woman who filed the request, who lives in the town of Limon, is one of four known people who have made filings to confiscate guns under the law, with others filing in Denver and Larimer County.
The filing claims the man in question has a drinking problem and has verbally and physically threatened the person making the request with a handgun, according to CBS4.
Lincoln County, where Limon is located, has indicated it will not honor the Colorado law, but state Rep. Alec Garnett (D) said the law allows for requests to be turned down.
Read the entire article at The Hill.
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Now that’s a ‘law’ that has the full confidence of those who dreamt it up! They acknowledged how weak the law is by inserting in advance a provision allowing the law to be abridged!
It’s as if the state is saying, “We understand this gun confiscation law is garbage, and we fully expect it to be anulled by the first judge faced with a challenge to it, so we acknowledge its a POS!”
Out of Colorado this happens? My, my. Intradasting.
It would appear the spirit of liberty is still alive in the land of long bottom leaf.
This is good news.
95% of ALL the problems in this country could easily be solved by getting rid of ALL dems.Red Flagging them should be a Top priority.A smart guy named Mc Carthy noticed this some time ago.