gc70
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His house was condemned for being cluttered!
Oh, man... I'm in trouble.
Oh, man... I'm in trouble.
Authorities found detonation cords, blasting caps and some type of military explosive, as well as about a dozen semiautomatic weapons and ammunition.
Keeping stuff around from a former vocation? Not unusual in my eyes. I still have some old baffled erlenmeyer flasks, 20L carboys, sterile calibrated pipets and polystyrene centrifuge tubes in my home from the days I worked in Biotech.
Authorities found detonation cords, blasting caps and some type of military explosive, as well as about a dozen semiautomatic weapons and ammunition.
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"None of it was illegal," he said. "He wasn't building a bomb. He wasn't threatening anybody."
"Explosive materials" that required a bomb squad and the skills of military personnel also were found there.
Steve Bogdalek, assistant special agent in charge of the ATF, has said the materials found at both locations were not in danger of exploding.
has been left homeless after the city condemned his house *snip* "Normally they don't condemn for that," Rymanowski said. "They say, 'Clean it up.' " Rymanowski said the couple were given until March 8 to clean up the house.
"None of it was illegal," he said. "He wasn't building a bomb. He wasn't threatening anybody."
I don't care if the guy had an M-60. Dammit, 'Shall not be infringed' means something.
There was another somewhat similar story that occurred in Fargo a few weeks ago. The funny part, if there is such a thing possible, was that it involved an old college religion professor of mine. Apparently he's also a reloader and was fire forming some cases in his garage. Concerned neighbors called police and the next thing you know he's got a SWAT team surrounding his house. Everyone got to see him on the local TV news getting hauled off in handcuffs. Another dangerous terrorist with explosives.