"investigative reporters" trying to break the law for a camera

[bsolo]

I know it's in Colorado, but I would expect it out of our local media sources too.

Colorado's Fox 31 Investigative Reporters Trying to Entrap Honest Gun Sellers

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[deen_ad]

The "news" media has tried that several times at WAC shows. They've been seen and run off, even tried setting up buys in the parking lots.


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[Caveman Jim]

It is so sad that this is where we have come to in America, no longer are we in step with reality & trust.

 

[mosinguy1]

It is so sad that this is where we have come to in America, no longer are we in step with reality & trust.

So painfully true!!

 

[hawmanai]

Over on AK Files there were posts of people trying to buy across state lines and trying to buy NFA items without paperwork.

Look for a anti-gun propaganda (aka "news show") with hidden cameras and Cris Hanson waiting for you.

Would be nice to catch them in a reverse sting. I only expect it to get worse after the good vote.

 

[speeddemon94]

If they break the law on camera, then they need to be punished to the fullest extent of the law. Yes, it is our job to be hyper-vigilant right now, but if some reporter wants to entrap someone, then they are misrepresenting themselves and thereby breaking the law. Broken law equals jail, right?

 

[Oklahomie]

If they break the law on camera, then they need to be punished to the fullest extent of the law. Yes, it is our job to be hyper-vigilant right now, but if some reporter wants to entrap someone, then they are misrepresenting themselves and thereby breaking the law. Broken law equals jail, right?

Only for you and me.

 

[speeddemon94]

Only for you and me.

I know, which makes it all the more sad.