Here's an update to the story about police seizing weapons from a citizen after it was determined the "suspicious circumstances" causing them to investigate him in the first place "were determined to be unfounded."
Now they say it looks like they're going to arrest the man, and that he's "undergoing a medical evaluation."
So far, the items described seem to be legal. The one issue it looks like police are trying to hang their hats on:
What does that mean? Did the citizen have reloading supplies?
Let's all keep an eye on this one. We don't know enough about this to make a judgment, but we do know blindly trusting "media" and police accounts can be--what's a nice way of saying this?-- problematic.
Now they say it looks like they're going to arrest the man, and that he's "undergoing a medical evaluation."
So far, the items described seem to be legal. The one issue it looks like police are trying to hang their hats on:
"Robinson said Friday that while the grenades weren't charged, there was material in the house that could charge them."
What does that mean? Did the citizen have reloading supplies?
Let's all keep an eye on this one. We don't know enough about this to make a judgment, but we do know blindly trusting "media" and police accounts can be--what's a nice way of saying this?-- problematic.