Police say Buchtel teacher has arsenal in house
Officers arrest 50-year-old man after finding guns, explosives. Kenmore neighbors are shocked...
"Police hit the jackpot. I stopped counting after 18 shotguns"...
Prewitt said she watched as officers also confiscated what she described as grenades from the home of Benjamin B. Terril, 50, a Buchtel High School science teacher. Terril is in the Summit County Jail on charges of possessing explosive materials, carrying a concealed weapon, having weapons under disability and drug abuse.
I'm still trying to figure out why the hysterics. And what's the legal definition of "arsenal"?
Were they live grenades or those dummy desktop decorations people seem to get in so much trouble over?
Were the "explosive materials" gunpowder containers for reloading, or something a science teacher would have, or even common household chemicals?
You can't have a gun on your person on your own property/in your own home?
And if you have guns in your home you may not drink? (Which, you know is the next "logical" step after bar bans.)
We need to separate the actual conduct, which doesn't sound too bright, from the hand-wringing, that is, SOP when writing about guns by the "Authorized Journalists" at the Akron Leakin' Urinal.
And so much for cooperating with the "Only Ones" and being "a good citizen." He invited the vampire to cross his threshold and they brought in BATFU to make a federal case out of it.
If they pull out the duct tape and chains, he's cooked.