🚀 go-pugleaf

Steve wrote:
> 
> BULLSHIT
> 
> The police cannot just show up at your door and demand to inspect your
> firearms or how they are stored. Those of us that have a collectors handle
> tagged on to us had to agree that we would allow PERIODIC inspection of our
> storage facility but even then the police had to give notice and make an
> appointment to enter the domicile. The ONLY time that a police office can
> enter your home without a warrant is if they have proof that a crime has
> been committed or is about to be committed and because of time limitations
> it would take to long to obtain a warrant  HOWEVER the police must prove at
> the earliest time afterwards to a magistrate that they had proof prior to
> beginning the search. Go to the CFC site and read the regulations that
> pertain to search's and possible seizure of firearms before rendering your
> opinion. We do still have some rights in this country.

Not really.  If you refuse an "inspection", or if they simply believe that you
will, they can go get a warrant to enter your home.

All of this without even the slightest suspicion that you have actually
contravened any of the provisions of the Firearms Act or Regulations.

All they need is you name on their list because you 

1) have a collection
2) have a prohibited firearm
3) have more than 10 guns
4) run a firearm business

They already know this for a fact because they have all your forms on file.

All they need is this list, and their desire to do their job as mandated by the
law.

ANY INTRUSION INTO THE SANCTITY AND PRIVACY OF YOUR HOME BY AGENTS OF THE STATE
THAT YOU CANNOT ULITMATELY REFUSE IS A SEARCH.	

It doesn't matter what they do once inside, what matters is how they cross your
threshold.