Oregon Portland woman violates SB941, no charges

[ocarolan]

Interesting "stolen gun" scenario in practice:

"Brown bought her [Ruger SR22] off Snapchat for $250 in a no-questions-asked transaction."

No weapon charge. Here Brown was the "transferee" and presumably not subject to SB941 (ORS 166.435 Illegal transfer of a firearm), as it only criminalizes the transferor.

Clackamas county did charge with "reckless endangerment" for the abortive drive-by.

https://projects.oregonlive.com/the-safest-place/part-four.html

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[Jay Walk]

KGW just now reported 25 Felon in possession of a gun cases have been dismissed in the last ten months due to lack of Public Defenders.

 

[PiratePast40]

KGW just now reported 25 Felon in possession of a gun cases have been dismissed in the last ten months due to lack of Public Defenders.

Won't stop some from taking pictures of all their magazines with dated newspapers, engraving them, and having photos notarized.

 

[Kruel J]

Won't stop some from taking pictures of all their magazines with dated newspapers, engraving them, and having photos notarized.

Don't forget the urine, stool and semen samples.

 

[PORSCHE928S4]

Don't forget the urine, stool and semen samples.

I will save them some time and have my stool sample in a zip-lock bag for them apologize in advance it was a corn night !

 

[Nutty4Guns]

They don't prosecute anything, yet, this law and the mag ban, etc. are crucial to reducing "gun violence" and keeping the children safe. GMAFB!

 

[ocarolan]

KGW just now reported 25 Felon in possession of a gun cases have been dismissed in the last ten months due to lack of Public Defenders.

Yes, in Multnomah county. (not Clackamas)




https://www.mcda.us/index.php/news/...c-defenders-an-urgent-threat-to-public-safety

 

[Koda]

note, she didnt violate sb941 its the sellers legal responsibility.
Im more concerned about the 25 felons in possession getting let go while they pass more laws limiting what lawful people can carry.

 

[Kruel J]

I will save them some time and have my stool sample in a zip-lock bag for them apologize in advance it was a corn night !

I'll save them lots of time and just give them my drawers.

 

[Stomper]

I'll save them lots of time and just give them my drawers.

That should just about cover all three sample categories….

 

[bradsteen]

They just "won't enforce it"... until they want to enforce it. Like, when they want to "set an example"... that's the nefarious part of all this. They can pick and choose what cases they prosecute. The potential for abuse of power & targeting of specific groups based on political, religious, or other affiliation is absolutely staggering.

 

[Kruel J]

That should just about cover all three sample categories….

Oh at least.

 

[Yarome]

Yes, in Multnomah county. (not Clackamas)

"Statement from DA Mike Schmidt:

In February of this year, a Multnomah County Circuit Court judge dismissed the first of what is now nearing 300 cases due to a lack of defense counsel..."


Not cool.

 

[jbett98]

They would certainly prosecute anyone that have financial assets.

 

[nwslopoke]

Portland admitting jailing poor people is too expensive while paying for 2 years for lumber to patch up broken windows. Now, if you have something of value say, the ability to pay the system , a house with equity, a car...all of a sudden roadblocks are cleared to the penalty box.

 

[pdxglocker9mm]

I will save them some time and have my stool sample in a zip-lock bag for them apologize in advance it was a corn night !

Zip lock bag is a good idea.
But you should keep that bag in a brown paper bag with a lighter handy. I bet it would be difficult to get the goop holding the corn together out of the tread of their boots.

 

[Jay Walk]

They don't prosecute anything, yet, this law and the mag ban, etc. are crucial to reducing "gun violence" and keeping the children safe. GMAFB!

Ding Ding Ding, we have a winner.
It has never been about your safety.

What do we have for him Johnny?

 

[Jay Walk]

Welcome to The Purge...

The DA's office reports 80 car theft cases were dismissed between February and November.

Among 'person' crimes – six robbery cases and nine assault cases were dismissed for a lack of counsel.

"There is a whole host of factors that play negatively into our ability, sometimes, to bring a successful prosecution," Schmidt told KGW in a previous interview. "Courts dismissing the cases because there's not a defense attorney is one of the most recent."

There are two other case categories that make up the bulk of remaining dismissed cases: A felon in possession of a firearm and eluding police. About 25 cases of each were dismissed over the last 10 months.

 

[Member 5605]

Wait until a white, Libertarian/Republican/Conservative male does it.

Game over then. You'll never see the light of day again.