Did the arresting officers not have to have a warrant to go into the mans house and sieze his other weapons? Or was that done presuming that the man was guilyy of a felony?
Phil
My guess based on my knowledge of BCs in County is that it was done as a condition of bail.
Jim, I am unaware of what their internal policies are. That's as far as I'm willing to go on a public forum.
George
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