Law Headlining Crime V5

Given its Chicago, there's literally dozens of ways a criminal could illegally gain possession of a firearm.

Off the top of my head....
*Private sale. (Yes, its possible)
*Illegal sale on the streets.
*Borrowed from a friend/family.

*6ÿ
*Stolen (There's dozens of possible circumstances). [Most likely probability]
*Arms trafficking.
*Bought from a gun store, and his felony was never reported to the database.

Any other means I'm leaving out?
Does that really happen? Where someone has committed a felony in the past - and a NICS doesn't pick up on it sometime during the transaction process in a gun store?
From what I've read, I know that it can take sometimes upwards of a couple days for the NICS to be processed (I've personally never had to wait more than 15 minutes, though I rarely buy firearms from gun stores). Serious question.
 
What sort of mental defective names their kid Romeo ?
Obviously a mother who only ever heard the title, never read the book or saw the movie. Or, maybe they saw the newer remake. There’s a Romeo at my place of work who you a young black man
 
Wow, he drove all the way to texas and then shot himself deads. Police still believe the shootings were random, only victim named thus far is a 28 year old Nigerian. Apparently he was out on bond for randomly shooting at a woman in a car last year
 
are you telling me there's a suspect on the loose named Romeo in Joliet?

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Heyooo... Can't make this shit up

What the fuck happened with this dude?... and how does he shoot 9 people in two homes? Did they just line up and not run after he shot the first few? I'm not looking forward to hearing this story.
 
Heyooo... Can't make this shit up

What the fuck happened with this dude?... and how does he shoot 9 people in two homes? Did they just line up and not run after he shot the first few? I'm not looking forward to hearing this story.

I heard part of a press conference today. At least 4 of the victims were women, 14, 16, 20, and 38. Seems to have been random, but still investigating potential motive
 
Given its Chicago, there's literally dozens of ways a criminal could illegally gain possession of a firearm.

Off the top of my head....
*Private sale. (Yes, its possible)
*Illegal sale on the streets.
*Borrowed from a friend/family.
*A gun he's always owned, even before his first felony.
*Stolen (There's dozens of possible circumstances). [Most likely probability]
*Arms trafficking.
*Bought from a gun store, and his felony was never reported to the database.

Any other means I'm leaving out?
I mean it’s Chicago, doesn’t everyone have a gun?
 


Edit: I see at least 3 different mug shots for this dude, and he is not yet arrested for this. Why are people like this left on the streets?


People like this are left on the streets because useful idiots go all in on "reforming" the way the legal system works by cutting funding for Police Departments which, in turn, lessons policing in high crime areas. The idiots allow liberal Democrat DA's into office that are anti-gun yet refuse to prosecute crimes committed with firearms to the full extent of the law.

Real reform would be working on community / police interaction, funding for youth programs, reforming the prison system from juvie to adult prisons so young offenders can learn trade skills and have opportunities once time is served, and inviting discussion concerning the elephant in the room that is the trend of a small percentage of the population leading the nation in violent crime.

Nothing will happen because a segment of society refuses to believe that they are anything more than victims with little options or control of their lives and choices. The unelected community "leaders" profit from perpetual victimhood and parents who should be raising kids to be good, productive human beings know nothing but repeating the cycle of victimhood which leads the dysfunction afflicting their communities.

If a former Naval Seabee from bumblef*ck nowhere that I know that was raised by a single mom can make over 100k / year operating a crane because they didn't catch a felony conviction and completed 4 years of HS and 8 years of enlistment anyone can do it.

In my area maybe 4 percent of our local population account for half of our homeless and over half of our arrests for narcotic and violent offenses. We're seeing 14 year olds arrested at school because they're in possession of a stolen handgun. The cycle repeats.....
 
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